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Overview - How the Program Unfolds
How the Montessori Upper Elementary
(9-12) Diploma Program Unfolds...
Students can enroll in this program at any time. The program
is divided into three separate components*. Each component
must be completed within a twelve-week period, for an approximate
total of nine consecutive months (this includes shipping and
handling time).
First Component
The Montessori 6-12 Classroom Guide
Physical Geography
Zoology
Botany and Microscopic Study
World History
Second Component
Health Sciences
Cultural Geography
Scientific Method and Technology
Astronomy & Ecology
Matter & Energy
Third Component
Language Arts - Book 1
Language Arts - Book 2
Math 1 - Whole Numbers and Fractions
Math 2 - Negative Numbers and Pre-Algebra
Math 3 - Geometry
US or Canadian History
*Please Note: The order of the
above components is subject to changes without prior
notice. US-based students will receive the US History manual and assignment as
part of their program. Canadian-based students will receive the
Canadian History manual and assignment as part of their program. International
students may choose between the two curriculum.
Associated assignments accompany the sixteen Montessori
curriculum manuals. Students are expected to thoroughly
read all of the material sent to them. They are also required
to mail or email their assignments to the Center for marking.
Accurate completion of the assignments ensures us that students
understand the program.
Please Note: Students do need to adhere to our three,
consecutive twelve week terms. However, in situations of emergency
or duress, extensions are offered.
Students requiring assistance are welcome to contact
the Training Center via our toll-free number 1.877.531.6665
(USA and Canada) or 604.531.6665 (International callers)
or email us at info@montessoritraining.net
at any time during the course.
An assigned tutor personally emails all students (as
well as telephones our American and Canadian students),
upon completion of each component, to establish a dialogue
and provide personal feedback.
Graduates receive the North American
Montessori Center Teaching Diploma for Upper Elementary (ages
9-12 years).
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