Editorial Policy and Sources
How the answers on this website are written and checked.
Who writes the content
Answers are written by APTTI Educational Content for teachers, trainees and parents. They are educational guidance, not legal, medical or employment advice.
How facts are checked
- Course facts and fees come only from APTTI's published course pages, with the check date shown
- Where APTTI has not published something, we write 'confirm with admissions' instead of guessing
- General facts cite public sources such as NCERT, the Ministry of Education, UNICEF, WHO, CDC, Harvard Center on the Developing Child and national regulators
- Rules for teachers abroad are summarised from official regulator information and marked as general guidance that may change
What we avoid
- Promises of jobs, salaries or government recognition
- Diagnosing children; teachers observe and refer
- Unverified superlatives such as 'best' or 'accepted everywhere'
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Main sources
- APTTI: Pre-Primary Teacher Training course page
- AP Teacher Training Institute (APTTI)
- APTTI: Nursery Teacher Training
- APTTI: Montessori Teacher Training
- APTTI: Early Childhood Care and Education
- APTTI: International Teaching Diploma
- Ministry of Education: National Education Policy 2020
- NCERT: National Curriculum Framework for Foundational Stage 2022
- Ministry of Women and Child Development: National ECCE Policy
- National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE)
- CBSE: Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET)
- Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009
- UNICEF: Early childhood development
- UNICEF: Learning through play
- Harvard Center on the Developing Child: Serve and return
- Harvard Center on the Developing Child: Executive function
- CDC: Developmental milestones
- WHO: Guidelines on physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for children under 5
- Education Endowment Foundation: Early Years Toolkit
- UK Department for Education: Early Years Foundation Stage framework
- NAEYC: Developmentally appropriate practice
- Association Montessori Internationale
- Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016
- Ministry of Women and Child Development: POCSO
- KHDA (Dubai)
- ADEK (Abu Dhabi)
- Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria
- Teachers Service Commission (Kenya)
- South African Council for Educators
- Early Childhood Development Agency (Singapore)
- National Teaching Council (Ghana)
- NIPUN Bharat mission (foundational literacy and numeracy)
- UNESCO: Mother tongue-based multilingual education
- WHO: Hand hygiene
- IFRC: International First Aid guidelines
- UNICEF Parenting
