Parents often want all the best for their child and are very responsible when choosing a kindergarten. Indeed, at this age, a person's personality is formed, and preschool institutions take a great part in this. Private kindergartens are becoming more and more popular, which study according to a specific method and comprehensively develop the child.
It is necessary
- - birth certificate of the child and its copy
- - parent's passport and its copy
- - medical certificate
Instructions
Step 1
If you want to send your child to a private kindergarten, then you need to check with his supervisor what is required for this. Unlike ordinary state gardens, there is no need to queue up and get a ticket here.
Step 2
Each private garden has its own list of required documents that must be provided. Basically, these are: the passport of one of the parents, with whom the contract for the provision of services will be concluded, the birth certificate of the child, his registration (rarely asked) and a medical certificate with the conclusion of doctors.
Step 3
Not all kindergartens require a round of doctors, and some institutions do not need anything at all except a passport. On the one hand, this makes life easier for parents, but on the other hand, children with infectious diseases or mental disabilities will come into contact with healthy people and can harm them.
Step 4
After providing all the necessary documents, you will sign an agreement, which spells out the rights and obligations of each of the parties. In public gardens, you also sign a contract, but it is more standard and contains fewer services. In private preschool institutions, you can negotiate your requirements, and if something does not suit you, then look for a more suitable place. You pay money for this, and often not at all, so you have the right to do so.
Step 5
Good private gardens have their own in-house psychologist and medical professional. Be sure to make sure that these specialists have the appropriate education, and not just a piece of paper about the completion of short-term courses. Indeed, in the gardens there are often various troubles and it is necessary to provide first aid.
Step 6
Some private kindergartens, which are engaged in certain programs and methods, do not take all children, but only after passing an interview with the child.
Step 7
If there is a swimming pool in the private garden, they may need a medical certificate to visit it, or they will examine the children on their own.
Step 8
In some private preschool institutions, a child's medical insurance policy and his SNILS are required. This happens if the garden is registered in the general public financing and insurance system.
Step 9
Perhaps some additional documents will be required, but it will already be possible to find out in a specific kindergarten.
