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Play-Based Teacher Training Academy

byOpenhouseAcademy centers at 10 locations in Bengaluru & 2 in KolkataStarts from3,500 per workshopView full gallery

We turn your passion for children into a career. Experience our 99% play, 1% theory methodology and see how we change the way you teach.

This is where your passion for children transforms into a meaningful career. Our teacher training program is built on the principle of learning through play, guided by expert mentors in a real classroom setting.

We believe in teaching practical life skills through joyful, hands-on experiences. Here, our trainees learn how to guide children through making chapatis, an activity that develops fine motor skills, sensory exploration, and an understanding of process and ingredients.

Our training philosophy is simple: 99% play, 1% theory. You won't find endless lectures here. Instead, you'll be on the floor, getting messy and learning by doing, because that's how you truly learn to connect with and teach young children.

A sneak peek into a typical day at our preschool. Our trainees learn to plan and execute a variety of activities, from movement-based games like an animal freeze dance to messy play with farm animals and sensory art with sea creatures.

We empower our teachers with a modern parenting and teaching philosophy. It's about shifting the instinct from protecting to empowering, equipping children with the tools they need to navigate their world with confidence.

The first day at our teacher training academy is all about breaking the ice and building our community. We start by shaping our own minds and perspectives, because that's the first step to shaping the little minds of tomorrow.

Sensory exploration is at the heart of our curriculum. From feeling the texture of mud to the magic of glow-in-the-dark paint, we create immersive experiences that spark curiosity and joy in children and our trainee teachers alike.

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Forget the stiff lectures and dusty classrooms. Here, you spend your training time on the floor, kneading dough, mixing non-toxic paints, and rediscovering your own curiosity. If you want to teach a child how to learn, you need to remember exactly what it feels like to figure things out for the first time.