1. Child Psychology, Child Care & Health
2. Sociology & Guidance
3. School Organisation
4. Principles of Education
5. Education Psychology
6. Modern Methods of Teaching
7. Method of Teaching Topics
• Lesson Plan & Teaching
• Art & Craft
• Art File & Other File
• Preparation of Teaching Aids
e.g. Rhymes, Action Song, Speech, Story
• VIVA
• Internal Assessment
Eligiblity : 10th Pass/ Equivalent
1st Paper – Advanced Educational Psycology
2nd Paper – Physical & Health Education
3rd Paper – Personality Developments & Human Relations
4th Paper – Teacher's Education
5th Paper – Communication Skill & Education Technology
6th Paper – Environmental Studies
7th Paper – Computer Education
Project Work (Practicals)
1. Case Studies
2. Creative & Productive Work
3. Group Discussion / Micro Teaching
4. Viva
5. Internal Assesment
Eligiblity : Lateral Entry 2nd Year
1. Intermediate / +2
2. Must have passed one year N.T.T(5 or 7 paper in any year from any institute/organization).
Konnoisseur Institute of Training and Education(K.I.T.E.) is affiliated
to All India Early Childhood Care and Education.CR Regd. By Ministry
of HRD, Govt of India,Department of Secondary & Higher Education.
K.I.T.E. a charitable Organisation, started Nursery Teacher's Training
Course with the help & co-operation of educational experts with
a view to train unemployed educated girls, particularly the girls
of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribes and Backward class, so that
they may impart education, based on modern lines to Pre-school children,
with a stress on moral, intellectual, Physical & social personality,
as it was found, that there was no training for teachers in India
for Pre-school going children education. The organisation takes
guidance from AIECCE , New Delhi & (Govt. Of India). Therefore,
it is in line with research work at N.C.E.R.T. and under the able
guidance of N.C.E.R.T. Educational experts. As a Non-Governmental
Organisation (NGO),K.I.T.E is trying to make the vocational training
programme successful by imparting Nursery Teacher Training to unemployed
educated women