Professional Montessori Teacher Training for Children Aged 2½ – 6 Years
The Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (ADMT) at Modern Montessori International (MMI) Nigeria is designed for educators who want to deepen their Montessori teaching expertise and guide children between the ages of 6 and 9 years.
This advanced Montessori teacher training programme builds on the foundation provided by the Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (DMT) and focuses on the developmental changes that occur as children grow into more independent, imaginative, and socially aware learners.
Through this course, teachers gain the knowledge and practical skills required to guide children during one of the most intellectually active stages of childhood.
The Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (ADMT) explores the Montessori philosophy and teaching strategies specifically designed for children in the 6–9 age group.
During this stage of development, children begin to develop deeper curiosity, stronger reasoning abilities, and a growing desire for independence. Montessori education supports these changes by providing structured learning experiences that encourage exploration, collaboration, and critical thinking.
This programme prepares educators to create dynamic learning environments where children can develop strong foundations in academic subjects, creativity, social awareness, and problem-solving.
The ADMT programme is ideal for teachers who want to advance their Montessori qualifications and specialize in elementary Montessori education.
The ADMT course expands on Montessori principles and provides deeper insight into child development and teaching methods for older children.
Understanding how Montessori principles evolve as children grow and how to apply them in classrooms for children aged 6–9.
Exploring the emotional, social, and intellectual development of children in middle childhood.
Learning how to present lessons that encourage deeper exploration of language, mathematics, culture, and science.
Supporting children’s natural curiosity and imagination through storytelling, exploration, and project-based learning.
Developing advanced observation skills to better understand children’s learning patterns and developmental needs.
Students enrolled in the Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (ADMT) are encouraged to complete Teaching Practice, which provides valuable real-world classroom experience.
MMI Nigeria offers flexible study options for individuals who want to pursue Montessori teacher training while managing work or other responsibilities.
To qualify for admission into the Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (ADMT) programme, applicants must have one of the following:
Registration Fee
Resource Fee
Library Fee
Tuition Fee
Examination Fee
Teaching Practice Fee
₦20,000
₦80,000
₦1,500 per month
£500
£250
£100
Students may choose to pay tuition in installments:
Additional administrative fees may apply if more installment arrangements are requested.
Students enrolled in the ADMT programme will receive the following learning materials:
Graduates of the Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education can pursue careers as:
Modern Montessori International is one of the most recognised Montessori training institutions globally.
Access to globally recognized teaching methods and materials
Learn from experienced educators with international credentials
Hands-on training in real classroom environments
Full-time, part-time, and distance learning available
Recognized credentials that open doors worldwide
Pathway to advanced diplomas and leadership roles
If you already hold a Montessori teaching qualification and want to deepen your expertise and expand your teaching opportunities, the Advanced Diploma in Montessori Method of Education (ADMT) is the next step in your professional journey.
Take your Montessori training to the next level with Modern Montessori International Nigeria.
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