Education

Dr. Murray Tod Appointed As The Founding Master of Wellington College

Dr. Tod has been associated with premium institutions such as Edinburgh and Glasgow universities, Glenalmond College and Epsom College in the UK, Epsom College in Malaysia, and MerchistonInternational School (Shenzhen, China)

Experienced UK educationist Dr Murray Tod, who has made significant contributions to K-12 education in the UK and Asia, will be the Founding Master of Wellington College’s India chapter. The college is anticipated to be India’s premier K-12 institution, harnessing the best education practices of the east and west.

In this new role, Dr. Tod seeks to introduce his vision of making a distinctive impact on Indian education through Wellington College’s collaboration with the country’s premier institution, Unison
Group. Dr Tod has nearly three decades of experience in the field of education, through early association with the universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, followed by significant boarding posts in UK schools (Glenalmond College, Rannoch School and Epsom College) and new international institutions (Epsom College in Malaysia and Merchiston International School (Shenzhen, China), the sister school of the distinguished Edinburgh institution).

Expressing his delight on his new role, Dr Tod said, “This is the most exciting time for an educationist to be in India. There are so many avenues that can be explored to enhance the experience of education in this country. In my own small way, I hope to contribute to the rich traditions of Indian education through this unique collaboration and we view this partnership between Wellington College and the Unison Group as a definitive step in Indian education.

The Unison Group is rightly considered to be an inspirational leader in its approach, most notably through its inclusivity and engagement with the local/national and international communities.Wellington College International Pune will provide a premium education, introducing the very best values and traditions of the UK system into a truly Indian setting, whilst always focusing on the context of India’s rich history and diversity. It promises to be an innovative and hugely formative educational journey.”

On the upcoming collaboration, Anuj Aggarwal, Co-founder at Wellington College India, said: “We reinforce our commitment to revolutionising the framework of Indian education in the K-12 category with our collaboration with Wellington College, UK. Our aim is to share the values, ethos,
enduring quality, and ambition of Wellington College while combining the very best of British and Indian education.

Our focus will be on preparing students to be confident, enterprising, and wholesome personalities who can face the challenges of life while being assets to any organization
they choose to associate with.”

India’s education landscape has changed positively in the past few years, and we aim to incorporate global best practices in Indian education, offering opportunities for prospective students to aspire to be future world leaders.

About Unison Group
The Unison Group is headquartered in Dehradun, India, with a primary focus on education and each. Unison enterprise operates independently, under the guidance and supervision of a dynamic and Professional management team. Employing a diverse workforce in our operations, Unison
companies have made significant investments in different geographies.
Today, Unison has over 1,000 devoted employees across its enterprises. Each year over 3,000 students graduate from the portals of Unison Institutions. Over 25,000 students have successfully passed from these institutions, acting as its ambassadors, many working with global giants, including
Fortune 500 companies across the globe – a living testimony to the group’s unstinting commitment to society.
This article was shared with Prittle Prattle News as a Press Release.
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