Pre-Primary Course Assessment: How It Works
Module quizzes, a final assignment and a lesson plan, with feedback from senior mentors.
Pre-primary course assessment at APTTI uses 10 multiple-choice questions at the end of every module, with answer keys sent for self-checking. Diploma, PG Diploma and Integrated PG Diploma learners also submit a final assignment and a lesson plan, which senior mentors review within about ten days. Practical work is assessed through assignments.
Step by step
Study a module
Modules are released after enrolment; you work through them at your own pace.
Answer 10 MCQs
At the end of each module you answer all 10 questions, then check your answers against the key.
Move to the next module
Complete each module's tasks before moving on.
Final assignment and lesson plan
At Diploma level and above, submit a final assignment and a lesson plan.
Mentor review
Senior mentors review it, usually within ten days, and give detailed comments. You revise and resubmit if needed.
Certificate
After successful completion your certificate is dispatched, arriving within 30 to 90 days.
Writing a strong lesson plan
- One clear learning goal linked to a theme
- A short warm-up, a hands-on main activity and a review
- Materials and how you will keep children safe
- Support for children who need it and a challenge for those ready
- How you will observe and record learning
See how to plan a pre-primary lesson for an example.
Assessment questions
How many questions are in each module test?
Each module ends with 10 multiple-choice questions.
Who marks the final assignment?
Senior mentors and assessors review it, usually within ten days of submission.
What if my assignment needs improvement?
You are asked to revise and resubmit, using the reviewer's detailed comments.
Is there a sit-down exam?
No. Assessment is by module MCQs and, at Diploma level and above, a final assignment and lesson plan.
From APTTI's published evaluation process. Grading scales and pass marks are not published; ask admissions if you need them.