Eligibility and admission: questions and answers
Who can join, whether you need a degree or experience, and how to apply. Below are 10 questions people ask Google and AI assistants, each answered directly in a few sentences.
Who can join a special needs course?
Teachers, shadow teachers, teaching assistants, parents and caregivers. LCT does not publish formal eligibility for each level, so confirm with admissions; a degree is usually expected for the PG Diploma and Master Level.
Can parents join special needs teacher training?
Yes. LCT designs the course for teachers and parents who support children with special needs.
Do I need teaching experience?
No. Experience with children helps you apply what you learn, but it is not required to start.
Can I do a special needs course after 12th?
Yes, at Certificate or Diploma level; confirm with admissions. To become a registered special educator in India you would need an RCI-recognised course.
Do I need a degree for the PG Diploma?
A degree is usually expected at postgraduate level; confirm with admissions.
Is there an age limit?
No upper age limit is published.
Do I need good English?
Yes. The course is taught in English.
Can I study while working?
Yes. The course is online and self-paced.
How do I apply?
Send the online application or quick enquiry form. An adviser confirms your level, sends payment details and issues your login after payment.
Can people outside India enrol?
Yes. Learners study online worldwide and pay in USD or GBP.
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