A preschool teacher is an educator who works with young children typically between the ages of 2 and 5, before they enter formal schooling. The primary focus of a preschool teacher is to facilitate a child's early development and learning through various activities.

1. Teaching Basics: They teach kids basic things like numbers, letters, colors, and shapes in a fun way.
2. Planning Fun Lessons: They make plans for fun activities that help kids learn and develop.
3. Managing the Classroom: They create a happy and interesting class where kids can learn and play together.
4. Helping Each Child: They pay attention to each kid, understand how they learn, and help them individually.
5. Talking to Parents: They talk to parents about how their child is doing and what they are learning.
6. Teaching Social Skills: They help kids learn how to be friends, share, and talk to each other.
7. Being Creative: They use creativity, like art and music, to make learning exciting.
8. Watching and Helping: They keep an eye on how each child is doing and help if there are any problems.
9. Keeping Kids Safe: They make sure the kids are safe and healthy in the classroom.
10. Working with Others: They work together with other teachers and helpers to make the class a good place to learn.

Step 1:  Complete Higher Secondary Education (Class 12):  Choose a stream that aligns with your career goals. While there is no strict requirement for the stream, selecting Arts or Education stream could be beneficial.

Step 2:  Pursue a Bachelor's Degree:  Enroll in a Bachelor's degree program related to Early Childhood Education, Education, or a related field. Some common degrees include:

• Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
• Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed.)
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a focus on Early Childhood Education

Step 3:  Gain Practical Experience:  During or after your degree, try to gain practical experience by volunteering or working in preschools or childcare centers. This experience can enhance your understanding of working with young children.

Step 4:  Pursue a Teaching Certification:  Consider obtaining a teaching certification if it is not included in your bachelor's program. Many teaching positions, including preschool teaching, may require certification.

a. Preschool Teacher
b. Assistant Preschool Teacher
c. Special Education Preschool Teacher
d. Montessori Teacher
e. Early Childhood Educator
f. Nursery Teacher
g. Kindergarten Teacher

a. Private Preschools
b. Government Preschools
c. International Schools
d. NGO-run Preschools
e. Daycare Centers
f. Online Education Platforms