Nanny Training- Diploma in live-in Care Giver

Nanny Training- Diploma in live-in Care Giver

This Diploma  Course meets the requirements of following two categories

1. Home Child Care Provider Pilot
2. Home Support Worker Pilot

Duration: 6 Months (750 Hours)

Requirements: 10+2/ 12^th / Senior Secondary/ GNM/ANM/ B.Sc( Nursing) or above

Fee: Rs. 90,000/- ( Rupees Ninety Thousands only)

Note For Nursing Candidates Fee : Rs. 60,000/-( Rupees Sixty Thousands only)

Who is Care Giver…?

A caregiver is someone who provides care and support to individuals who need assistance with daily activities due to age, illness, disability, or other conditions, whether as a family member, friend, or professional.

Here’s a more detailed explanation:

• Who they are:

Caregivers can be family members (parents, spouses, siblings, etc.), friends, or paid professionals like nurses, home health aides, or social workers.

• What they do:

They help with a wide range of tasks, including personal care (bathing, dressing, eating), mobility, medication management, and emotional support.

• Why they are needed:

People may need caregivers due to old age, chronic illness, disability (physical or cognitive), or mental health conditions.

• Types of Caregivers:
  • Informal Caregivers:These are unpaid caregivers, often family members or friends.
  • Formal Caregivers:These are paid professionals who provide care as part of their job.
• Care giving can be challenging:

It can be emotionally and physically demanding, and caregivers may experience stress, burnout, and difficulty balancing caregiving responsibilities with their own needs.

• Support for Caregivers:

It’s important for caregivers to seek support from family, friends, support groups, and professional organizations to help manage the challenges of care giving.

 

Syllabus-

Nanny Curriculum

Contents                                                                                       Total Hours : 750 hrs

 

Sr. No.               Content                                                                   

• Anatomy & Physiology
• Pediatric Nursing
• Geriatric Care
• Care of Disabled
• Child care and Development
• Food & Nutrition
• Introduction of Nanny
• Red Cross (First Aid) (40 hrs.)
• Hospital Training ( 100 hrs.)
• Crèche Training (200 hrs.)

 

Admission Requirement

• Age
• Qualification

Duration:

• Course Duration 6 Months
• Weeks available for months 25 Weeks
• Practical 340 Hours
• Theory 410 Hours

 

Course of Instruction

THEORY                                                                                     

 ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

 

Contents

SECTION 1  :COMMUNICATION

• The Blood
• The Cardiovascular System
• The Nervous System
• Te Special Senses
• The Endocrine System

 

SECTION 2  :Intake of raw materials and elimination of waste

• The Respiratory System
• The Digestive System
• The Urinary System or Renal System

 

SECTION 3  :Protection and Survival

• The Skin
• The Musculoskeletal System
• The Reproductive System

 

2) PEDIATRIC NURSING  

• How to administer medication
• ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)
• Other diseases (allergies, appendicitis, autism, chickenpox, colic, common cold, croup, diabetes, diarrhea, diaper rash, dyslexia, ear infection, influenza, measles, rosella, scarlet fever, SIDS sudden infant death syndrome, strep throat, teething, thrush)

 

 3) GERIATRIC CARE

• Meaning of Geriatric
• Undertaking the aging process
• Assisting with mobility
• Mental Health Issues
• Assisting someone who is dying
• Problem of aged (stress, falls, abuse, mobility, Alzheimer behavior)
• Care of elderly

 

• Care of Personal Hygiene:
• How to give a bath
• How to care for teeth and gum
• Changing diaper and catheter

 

• Food and Nutrition :
• Meaning of Nutrition
• Balanced diet and its importance
• Food groups
• Food allergies

 

4) Care of Disabled                                                 

• Meaning of Disability (Developing awareness of the cause and consequences of the accidents and disease that cause disability and the care that may be required)
• Kind of Disability
• Care of Disability

 

5) CHILD CARE & DEVELOPMENT

• Development :
• Growth and development of child (Erikson and development psychology)
• Stages of development (Conception to adulthood)
• Physical, Motor, Mental and Social development
• Child Care:
• Personal Hygiene
• How to give a Bath
• How to care for teeth and gum
• Changing diaper and catheter

 

• Food & Nutrition
• Meaning Nutrition ( According to age groups)
• Balanced diet and its importance
• Food groups
• Food allergies
• Feeding

 

6)  INTRODUCTION OF NANNY

• Meaning of Nanny
• Qualities of a nanny
• Duties and Responsibilities

 

• Child Psychology :
• Meaning Psychology
• Importance of Psychology

 

• Early Childhood Education :
• Meaning of Childhood Education
• Importance

 

• Health and Safety :
• Meaning of health and safety (Car, Water, Fire, Bicycle and Food Safety)
• First Aid ( Bleeding, Chocking
• Managing Children’s Behavior:
• Discipline and its Techniques
• Temper-tantrum and self-control
• Building self-esteem
• Managing stress

 

• Meaning of plays

 

6)   Understanding and Recognizing abuse:

• What is a Abuse
• Its Types

7) Household  Management and taking care of Canadian House

 

8)  Cultural Influences on health                     

                                                

9)  Children with special needs

 

10) children with special needs

 

PRACTICAL                                                                                           100 Hours

 

• Red Cross (First Aid)
• Hospital Training
• Procedure : T.P.R

Blood Pressure

Medication

First Aid

• Assignments
• Management of Emergency Situation :
• Chocking
• Drowning
• CPR
• Poisoning
• Electrical Shock
• Unconsciousness
• Insect Pite
• Fracture
• Seziure
• Burn
• Dressing on different parts of body

Others:

Bathing

Unfilled cord Care

Eye Care

Sponging

Clothing Care

Formula

Weaning

Milestone

Nail cutting

Breast feeding Technique

Immunization

 

CLASS TIMMIMGS (Monday to Friday)

(Saturday and Sunday off)  

Morning 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and

Afternoon 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This is to inform and update all concerned that since September 2020 onward

The online((LIVE)  Theory and Practical  Classes are being conducted for non local and Especially  students residing in Countries  USA, CANADA, UK, ASIA , Russia, China, Australia , Singapore, New Zealand  Europe  etc.

For more detail contact us at :-

National Institute Chandigarh.

Old address Complex no 17, Stadium Road, Near old book shops, Sector 42B, Attawa,  Chandigarh.

New address: Fauji Gali, Opposite Deep Nagar Near JS Complex Sohana Sector 77  SAS Nagar Mohali  Punjab

Contact us

9417173700, 8968905036.9915677771, 0172-5072620,

Web site:www.nitchandigarh.in

Email ID:nationalinstt@gmail.com