In Kazakh and Russian languages

This program introduces the key patterns of cognitive, emotional, social and physical development in children aged 2–6. Educators and parents learn to recognise sensitive periods of development and build a supportive environment.

36-hour and 72-hour programs

• Educators of preschool organizations

• Heads and accountants of private preschool organizations

The course explores methods for effectively including children with special educational needs in mainstream groups. Educators learn to design adapted programmes, organise support services and create an environment that ensures every child can participate.

This course teaches how to use play as the primary tool for the development and learning of preschool-age children. Educators master planning activities based on children's interests, building a developmental play environment and assessing progress through play.

The course is intended for leaders of preschool organisations. It covers quality management, working with the teaching team, financial sustainability and partnership with parents. Participants learn to apply modern management tools and self-regulating-organisation standards in practice.

The course covers effective methods for developing the speech of preschool-age children. Educators learn to enrich vocabulary, shape correct pronunciation and develop connected speech.

The course focuses on developing a child's sensory perception and applying the key principles of Montessori pedagogy in practice. Participants learn to work with developmental materials and create an environment that supports the child's independence.

The course addresses helping children recognise emotions, self-regulate and build peer-communication skills. Educators master methods for creating a positive psychological climate and handling challenging behaviour.

The course focuses on ensuring children's safety and developing first-aid skills for emergencies. The programme covers organising a safe environment, assessing risks and basic first-aid techniques.

The course focuses on strengthening the partnership between educators and parents. Participants learn to build constructive dialogue, hold consultation meetings and involve families in a child's development.