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Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) Course Online

NTT prepares you to care for and teach children from birth to 5 in nurseries, play schools, day-care and kindergartens.

Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) at APTTI: Certificate: 10th pass, 120 hours over 6 months, ₹10,000 + GST or US$170; Diploma: 12th pass, 200 hours over 10 months, ₹20,000 + GST or US$325; PG Diploma: Graduation (any subject), 240 hours over 12 months, ₹30,000 + GST or US$475. Mode: Online and distance learning.

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Levels and fees

LevelEligibilityHours and durationFee (India)Fee (international)
Certificate10th pass120 hours / 6 months₹10,000 + GSTUS$170
Diploma12th pass200 hours / 10 months₹20,000 + GSTUS$325
PG DiplomaGraduation (any subject)240 hours / 12 months₹30,000 + GSTUS$475

What the course covers

  • Early childhood education theory: stages of development and how young children learn
  • Developmentally appropriate curriculum design
  • Classroom management and positive learning environments
  • Health and safety: first aid, hygiene, nutrition and child protection
  • Communication with parents and colleagues

Is it right for you?

NTT places more weight than pre-primary training on care routines, health, hygiene, nutrition and child protection, alongside early learning theory. It suits learners who want to work with babies and toddlers or in day-care as well as nursery classes.

How it relates to pre-primary teacher training

Pre-primary teacher training covers teaching children aged about 2 to 6 in nursery, LKG and UKG. Many learners combine it with nursery teacher training or choose between them. Compare all courses.

Facts from APTTI's Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) page, checked 10 October 2026. APTTI courses are professional training, not degrees or NCTE-recognised qualifications.

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