The main goals of the preschool preparation program at AP Education include:

1. Developing social skills—teaching children to interact with peers, fostering team spirit, and communication skills.

2. Stimulating cognitive activity—encouraging creative thinking, problem-solving, and imagination development through playful methods.

3. Building emotional intelligence—helping children recognize and express their emotions and understand others’ emotions.

4. Developing motor skills—introducing physical activities that promote gross and fine motor skill development.

5. Foundations of academic subjects—introducing basic knowledge of math, language, and natural sciences in a playful format.

6. Preparation for school learning—laying the foundation for a successful transition to school by fostering independence and responsibility skills.

Preschool preparation classes at AP Education are conducted in an interactive and playful format. Key elements of the classes include:

• Group games and activities;
• Thematic lessons, creative projects;
• Individual tasks for personal skill development;
• Time for creativity—art, music, and physical activities that promote holistic development;
• Interaction with the teacher—teachers support children, encourage discussion and idea development, helping build self-confidence.

This approach ensures the comprehensive development of children, making learning preparation engaging and exciting.

Teachers record students’ results and compile detailed reports covering both academic progress and overall development.

Each child’s parents are assigned a dedicated service manager who provides comprehensive information. Additionally, parents can track all completed tasks on the platform.

By the end of the preschool preparation program, a child will be ready to:

• Compose simple sentences and tell stories.
• Perform basic arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction).
• Work in a group, share ideas, and make decisions.
• Complete tasks independently, following instructions.
• Appropriately express emotions and understand others’ emotions.
• Complete projects and present results.

These skills ensure a confident start in school and future learning.

The preschool preparation program at AP Education is accredited. It meets established educational quality standards and undergoes regular evaluations, ensuring a high level of learning and child development. Accreditation confirms that the program delivers appropriate educational outcomes and supports modern teaching methodologies.

The preschool preparation program at AP Education employs the following methodologies:

1. Play-based learning—integrating learning into playful formats, making the process engaging and exciting.

2. Project-based activities—children work on projects that promote critical thinking and creativity.

3. Interactive classes—using technologies like interactive whiteboards to engage children in the learning process.

4. Sensory games—using materials that stimulate sensory and motor skill development.

5. Communicative approach—emphasis on speech development through active participation in dialogues and discussions.

These methodologies promote comprehensive child development and preparation for school learning.

The preschool preparation program at AP Education offers individual lessons for children. These lessons are conducted with a teacher who can focus on the child’s specific needs and interests. The individual approach allows:

• In-depth work on weak areas—helps overcome learning difficulties.
• Develop interests—accounting for the child’s unique passions.
• Provide support—offering emotional and academic support during the learning process.
• This format helps children get the most out of the preschool preparation program.