Kindergarten teacher course

The teacher of a kindergarten, also called kindergarten, is the person who contributes to the formation and development of the cognitive, relational and psychomotor skills of the child between 3 and 6 years by stimulating his autonomy, creativity and learning. It defines the educational objectives of the year through different programming phases (from general to detailed programming). This professional figure takes care, within the school in which he works, the preparation and organization of playful-educational activities with children with constant monitoring of the achievement of the set objectives. If in possession of specific qualification, she favors the learning and integration of disabled children in the section. She works in kindergartens, kindergartens, state schools, peer schools (same rights and duties as state schools; dependent on municipalities, moral, secular or religious bodies) and non-peer schools. Here is a partial, non-exhaustive list of some of the most common tasks for a Kindergarten Teacher: to provide a stimulating, safe and hygienic environment for children and infants, to participate in the planning, preparation and implementation of high quality programs, to grasp and meet the primary needs of children and observe and monitor the progress of activities and development of children and verify the achievement of the objectives achieved both monthly and annually.