The goal is to transfer training responsibilities to local graduates so that ongoing training can be community generated. The teacher training is composed of cyclical curriculum. Therefore, women and men, twelve years and older, literate or not, are welcome to enroll in the MPP course at any time. Once trained, graduates receive certificates and are assisted in establishing Montessori schools for children in their communities. A quality Montessori education can break the cycle of suffering and poverty.
Students learn to identify and use outside resources.
They learn to seek solutions to problems, and to resolve conflict through communication. Research findings have confirmed that the quality of an adult's life is favorably impacted by early childhood Montessori experience. Code of Ethics To change, take risks, accept responsibility, and be accountable for our actions. To respect all people, promoting unity, community, trust, and pride. To achieve a high quality of life through involvement of the community in an environment of openness and fairness in which everyone is treated with dignity, honesty, and respect.