Guru Nanak Dev University offers a Certificate In Nanny Care course programme to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to become a successful nanny. The course covers topics such as child development, nutrition, safety, and communication. It also provides practical experience in caring for children, including bathing, feeding, and playing with them. The course also includes a practicum, where students can gain hands-on experience in a real-world setting.

The course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to provide quality care for children. It also teaches students how to create a safe and nurturing environment for children. The course also covers topics such as discipline, problem-solving, and conflict resolution.

The course is offered in both online and in-person formats. The online format allows students to complete the course at their own pace, while the in-person format provides students with the opportunity to interact with their peers and instructors.

The Guru Nanak Dev University Certificate In Nanny Care course is an excellent way for students to gain the skills and knowledge needed to become a successful nanny. It provides students with the opportunity to gain practical experience in a real-world setting, as well as the knowledge and skills needed to provide quality care for children.

Course Fee	Duration	Study Mode	University Type
Rs. 10,000	6 Months	Online	State University

Semester	Syllabus
1	Child Development, Health & Safety, Nutrition, Child Care & Guidance
2	Child Care & Education, Child Psychology, Parenting & Family Relationships
3	Child Care & Education, Child Psychology, Parenting & Family Relationships
4	Child Care & Education, Child Psychology, Parenting & Family Relationships, Professionalism & Ethics

1. Introduction to Nanny Care
2. Understanding Child Development
3. Health and Safety Practices
4. Nutrition and Meal Planning
5. Childcare Basics
6. Discipline and Guidance
7. Working with Parents
8. Working with Special Needs Children
9. Professionalism and Ethics
10. First Aid and Emergency Procedures
11. Creative Activities for Children
12. Observation and Documentation
13. Working with Infants and Toddlers
14. Working with School-Age Children
15. Working with Multiple Children
16. Working with Siblings
17. Working with Adolescents
18. Working with Children from Diverse Backgrounds
19. Working with Children with Special Needs
20. Working with Children with Behavioral Challenges
21. Working with Children with Developmental Delays
22. Working with Children with Autism
23. Working with Children with Learning Disabilities
24. Working with Children with Physical Disabilities
25. Working with Children with Mental Health Issues
26. Working with Children with Emotional Challenges
27. Working with Children with Disabilities
28. Working with Children with Chronic Illness
29. Working with Children with Special Dietary Needs
30. Working with Children with Special Education Needs
31. Working with Children with Medical Conditions
32. Working with Children with Sensory Impairments
33. Working with Children with Developmental Delays
34. Working with Children with Language Delays
35. Working with Children with Cognitive Delays
36. Working with Children with Social and Emotional Challenges
37. Working with Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
38. Working with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
39. Working with Children with Trauma
40. Working with Children with Grief and Loss
41. Working with Children with Challenging Behaviors
42. Working with Children with Challenging Family Dynamics
43. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Home
44. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Community
45. Working with Children with Special Needs in the School Setting
46. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Daycare Setting
47. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Hospital Setting
48. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Foster Care System
49. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Juvenile Justice System
50. Working with Children with Special Needs in the Military Setting