The London Montessori Centre (LMC) was founded in 1974 by the very gifted Lesley Britton in 1970 and stayed at the forefront of Montessori teacher training, by firstly maintaining integrity and a high standard in training and by integrating Montessori ideas and practices with the latest educational research.
The Centre, which offered a range of full time, part time and correspondence courses, all of which led to the Diploma in the Montessori method, was first accredited by the Open and Distance Learning Quality Council (ODLQC) in 1984.
LMC was acquired in May 1996 by Asquith Court Limited.
Sri Montessori Early Learning Sdn Bhd took over the operation from London Montessori in 1997 and currently operates 7 Montessori early childhood centres in Malaysia.
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The venture between The Australian Montessori Society Inc and focuses on in-house teacher training and professional development, accreditation of all centres under the Montessori Stepping Stones Program™ and set-up of an education and care training cente.
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The Montessori Diploma of Education (Dip.Ed.) course (code 51618), is accredited by the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA) through the Training Accreditation Council (TAC) of Western Australia. It is recognised by universities and a 1½ to 2 year credit is provided towards the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree. Further, the course is Austudy approved.
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The Child/Day Care assistant course is based on the Certificate III in Children’s
Services (CHC30402). It has a child-centred approach and can be delivered with or
without the Montessori educational method.
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The Diploma of Children’s Services for Child/Family Day Care (CHC50302) course is based on the Community Services & Health Industry Skills Council Training Package (CHC02). It has a child-centred education & care approach. It is the pre-requisite course for the Advanced Diploma of Children’s Services. The course is university recognised and Austudy approved.
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