Teacher Training Program (Flagship)
At Let’s Talk Consulting, we believe teachers are not just educators, they are nation-builders.
A great teacher shapes not just the classroom, but the future. That’s why our Teacher Training Program (TTP) goes far beyond theory. It is a Government-approved 3-year degree program designed to combine academic depth, practical skills, and real-world classroom experience from day one.
Unlike traditional programs where training is delayed, our students begin their internships in Year 1. This ensures that they learn, practice, and refine their skills simultaneously, bridging the gap between what you study and what you do.
Our flagship TTP isn’t just a qualification. It’s a launchpad for those who dream of making an impact in schools, preschools, and beyond.
Program Highlights
At Let’s Talk Consulting, our Teacher Training Program is not just a degree, it’s a doorway to a meaningful and future-ready career. Whether you’re a student fresh out of school, a graduate exploring your calling, or someone looking to restart your career, we’ve designed clear pathways so you can step into teaching with confidence.
Foundation Pathway (For Students After 10th)
If you’ve just finished your 10th, why wait to begin your journey?
The Foundation Pathway is your chance to step into the world of teaching early, while continuing your studies.
As a Kindergarten Assistant Teacher, you’ll gain hands-on classroom experience, work directly with children, and start exploring subject specializations such as art, science, early childhood, or languages. This early exposure builds not only your teaching skills but also confidence, communication, and responsibility.
Students receive basic stipends or structured internships and are mentored by trained educators who guide them every step of the way. At the end of the program, you’ll also receive a certificate of internship, which adds value to your academic and career profile.
Most importantly, this pathway connects smoothly to our Government-recognized 3-year Teacher Training Program after 12th, ensuring that what you start here can grow into a full-fledged career in education.
Think of it as your first step toward a rewarding and impactful career — where you learn, earn, and grow all at once.
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Step 1: Join as a Kindergarten Assistant Teacher (structured internship with stipend).
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Step 2: Explore subject specializations, art, science, early childhood, languages.
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Step 3: Build confidence, communication, and real classroom skills while continuing your studies.
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Step 4: Earn a Certificate of Internship to add value to your profile.
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Step 5: Seamlessly progress to the Government-recognized 3-year Teacher Training Degree Program after 12th.
Basic Requirements:
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Completion of 10th grade from a recognized school.
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Minimum age:
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15–16 years.
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Interest in working with children and exploring a career in teaching.
Degree Pathway (For Students After 12th)
Basic Requirements:
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Completion of 12th grade from a recognized school.
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Minimum age: 17–18 years.
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Passion for education and commitment to pursuing a Bachelor’s in Teacher Training (TTP).
Just completed your 12th? This is the perfect time to begin a career that shapes young minds and builds futures.
The Foundation Pathway is your chance to step into the world of teaching early, while continuing your studies.
The Degree Pathway allows you to enroll directly into our Government-recognized 3-year Teacher Training Degree Program (TTP).
Alongside your academics, you’ll also gain practical classroom exposure, subject specialization, and mentoring from experienced educators.
Students receive a structured internship and basic stipend while studying, guided by trained mentors every step of the way.
This program is designed to prepare you for real classrooms and real responsibilities, not just theory. By graduation, you’ll be ready to step into schools with confidence, credentials, and classroom experience that sets you apart.
Think of it as your first step toward a rewarding and impactful career — where you learn, earn, and grow all at once.
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Step 1: Enroll in the Government-recognized 3-year Teacher Training Degree Program.
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Step 2: Gain real-world experience through structured internships and teaching practice.
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Step 3: Choose and deepen your specialization (early childhood, art, science, languages, etc.).
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Step 4: Receive mentorship and professional development sessions throughout the course.
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Step 5: Graduate with a degree, Certificate of Internship, and career-ready confidence.
Professional Pathway (For Graduates)
Dreaming of leaving your corporate desk or old career path to follow your passion for teaching?
The Professional Pathway is designed for graduates from any discipline who want to transition into a fulfilling career in education. While a Bachelor’s in Teacher Training (TTP/B.Ed.) is required to teach professionally, we make the journey smooth, practical, and fast-tracked.
Through bridge programs, you’ll gain the essential teaching foundations you may not have studied in your previous degree. Credit transfers recognize relevant prior learning, helping you reduce redundancy and move efficiently through the program.
Alongside your degree, you’ll gain hands-on classroom experience, subject specialization, and mentorship from trained educators, ensuring you step confidently into real teaching roles.
Whether you aspire to work in preschools, primary schools, or educational leadership, this pathway is your launchpad to a fresh, rewarding career.
Think of it as your first step toward a rewarding and impactful career — where you learn, earn, and grow all at once.
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Step 1: Enroll in the Government-recognized Bachelor’s in Teacher Training (TTP/B.Ed.) with bridge program support.
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Step 2: Gain practical classroom exposure and mentorship from Year 1.
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Step 3: Utilize credit transfers for prior learning to fast-track your studies.
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Step 4: Choose and deepen your specialization (Early Childhood, Art, Science, Languages, etc.).
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Step 5: Graduate fully qualified with a Bachelor’s in Teacher Training (TTP/B.Ed.), ready to enter teaching or educational leadership roles.
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.
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Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.
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Strong interest in teaching and readiness to transition into education.
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Commitment to attend mentoring sessions and practical classroom training.