
ABOUT
Recognizing the need for practical, hands-on courses in early childhood care, special education, and child psychology.
CDEC India Trust is an educational non-profit focused on professional training, capacity building, and educational advancement for teachers, parents, and community workers. Together with Kids Rehab Charitable Trust, it drives the CDEC Vocational Training Centre to bridge the skill gap in child development and care.
COURSES
Diploma in Early Childhood Care & Education
(1 Year) & (2 Year)
Short Syllabus:
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Child Growth & Development (0–6 yrs)
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Health, Nutrition & Hygiene
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Early Learning & Teaching Methods
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ECCE Centre Planning & Management
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Creative Activities & Play-Based Learning
Course Outcomes:
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Work as preschool/daycare staff
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Understand and manage young children’s development and learning
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Plan engaging early childhood activities
Diploma in Child Psychology &
Counseling (2 Years)
Short Syllabus:
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Child & Adolescent Development
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Common Psychological Disorders & Challenges
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Counseling Techniques & Strategies
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Ethical Practices in Counseling
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Practical Field Training & Case Studies
Course Outcomes:
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Work as an assistant counselor or therapist
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Support children’s behavioral and emotional needs
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Collaborate in multidisciplinary teams
Certificate in Child Psychology & Counseling
(1 Year)
Short Syllabus:
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Basics of Child Psychology
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Identification of Emotional & Behavioral Issues
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Techniques for Supporting Children & Families
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Basic Counseling & Communication Skills
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Practical Support Activities
Course Outcomes:
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Assist counselors/therapists
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Provide behavioral support in school and home
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Enhance communication with parents/educators
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Develop and implement individualized intervention strategies
OUTCOMES & BENEFITS
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Gain government-approved certification (NCVRT).
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Build practical skills for employment in preschools, NGOs, therapy centers and hospitals
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Ideal for: 10th/12th pass students, college graduates, teachers, therapists
(PT/OT/SLP), nurses, doctors, psychologists, counselors, parents, and community
workers


