1, technical secondary school/higher vocational school diploma.
Kindergarten teachers' further education schools in some areas offer pre-school education majors with secondary or higher vocational level, and students can obtain secondary or higher vocational diplomas and relevant qualification certificates for pre-school education.
2. Bachelor's degree.
In many areas, kindergarten teacher training has been upgraded to undergraduate level, and kindergarten teachers are required to have a bachelor's degree. Related majors include preschool education, preschool education and preschool teacher training.
3. Master's degree.
In some regions and educational institutions, senior kindergarten teachers or kindergarten teachers in special fields may need a master's degree, especially those engaged in research or management positions in early childhood education.
The role of kindergarten teachers:
1, education guidance.
Kindergarten teachers are responsible for providing children with comprehensive educational guidance and promoting their cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional and physical development. Kindergarten teachers stimulate children's interest and curiosity through diversified activities and teaching methods, and help them explore and learn the world.
2. Physical and mental care.
Kindergarten teachers not only care about children's intellectual development, but also care about their physical and mental health. Kindergarten teachers provide care and support to help children build a positive self-image, good emotional control and the ability to adapt to society.
3. Establish a good environment.
Kindergarten teachers have the responsibility to create and maintain a safe, warm and inspiring learning environment. They organize classroom layout, choose teaching AIDS and toys, and create a space conducive to children's learning and exploration. Regularly clean and tidy up the space, reduce clutter and confusion, and create a comfortable and pleasant environment.
4. Home-school interaction.
Kindergarten teachers work closely with their parents to establish an effective home-school interaction mechanism. They share their children's learning progress and behavior with their parents through regular communication, parent-teacher meetings and home visits, and pay attention to their all-round development together.
5. role models.
Kindergarten teachers are role models and leaders for children. They show good values and codes of conduct with positive behaviors and attitudes, and help children develop good habits and morals.