FACILITATING QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL
OUR CHARTER
The AIS Charter involves several key commitments with regard to promotion of quality education, including:
CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
To promote best practices and the highest standards of children’s education.
YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY
To work for the improvement of the employability of India’s youth.
REGULATORY ENGAGEMENTS
To contribute and engage with a regulatory ecosystem for delivering the best-needed education for the country.
DIALOGUE PLATFORMS
To conduct and engage in dialogue creating platforms on school education.
POLICY-MAKING FOCUS
To contribute to policy-making and public discourse at multilateral, national and regional levels.
RIGHTS PROTECTION
To protect the legal and statutory rights and interests of all stakeholders engaged, associated or investing in India’s school education.
ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
To encourage, support and promote entrepreneurship and public-private partnerships in education.
TECH-INNOVATION SUPPORT
To encourage and enable technology innovations for improving pre-school and school education.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
To work for continuous professional development of education providers for capacity and capability building.
SELF-SUSTAINABILITY GOAL
To expand membership base across India with the goal to attain self-sustainability.
WHAT WE DO
AIS will offer member organisations an array of broad-based and specific services aimed to enhance operational efficiencies. These customised services include:
TECH CONSULTING
SERVICES
Provide technical consulting services to members for enhancing their digital capabilities.
POLICY ADVOCACY
Contributing/engaging with national and state government education policies and initiatives and Map global trends and produce Research papers and insight reports.
LEGAL CONSULTING
SERVICES
Represent the industry in legal matters/ Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and provide legal advisory services to members.
GLOBAL & INDIAN
ALLIANCES
Collaborate with international and multilateral organisations for signing Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) and represent the Indian education industry in global forums.
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Father Carvalho
Director, Father Agnel Group of Schools
Education Head, Pillars Trust
Academician & Education Advisor
Chairman, Vasuki Foundation
Sudhir Sharma
Co-Founder and Consulting Director,
Graposs Edutech Strategy and
Communication Advisor
Secretary, Vasuki Foundation
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Surina Rajan, IAS (Retd)
Director General, Haryana Institute of Public Administration (HIPA)
Vice-Chairman (Designate), Vasuki Foundation
Dr. Reeta Sonawat
Director, Ampersand Group and Former Dean & Head Department of Human Development SNDTWU, Mumbai
MEMBERSHIP
Annual Membership:
₹ 1000 per annum
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Legal Updates: Acts, Rules, Orders, Government Resolutions & Notifications
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Newspaper Article Circulation
Lifetime Membership:
₹ 10,000 one-time payment
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Legal Updates: Acts, Rules, Orders, Government Resolutions & Notifications
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Newspaper Article Circulation
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Legal Presentation
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Research Papers
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Webinar
OUR ESTEEMED MEMBERS
Some of the prominent schools from all over India who are members of AIS, include:
WEBINAR
MEDIA COVERAGE
The state has set up a 11-member committee of various departments to implement the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in schools. This is in addition to a committee set up in June last year to examine the various aspects of the NEP.
Mumbai | Jan 18, 2023
The Union Budget for the year 2023-24 is around the corner and the education sector, which is among one of the top contributors to the economy and therefore remains a major focus every year, has high hopes to keep.
National | Jan 18, 2023
We need to support schools, NGOs, and voluntary organizations so others will also benefit and they can teachers for quality education, which is the mandate of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020: Reeta Sonawat, Member of Advisory Council, AIS in a statement while predicting budget expectations 2021.
New Delhi | Jan 28, 2021
Budget 2021 can look into equipping government-led schools with the access and affordability of high-speed Internet facilities and computers or tablet devices for those belonging to economically weaker sections of society. " - Sudhir Sharma, Member of Advisory Council, AIS.
New Delhi | Jan 21, 2021
GST on online education service must be reduced from present 18 percent to 5 percent in Budget 2021" - Sudhir Sharma, Member, Advisory Council, AIS.
New Delhi | Jan 16, 2021
Part of the Budget can be used to train the teachers for quality education which is the mandate of NEP 2020,” Dr. Reeta Sonawat, Member, Advisory Council, AIS.
New Delhi | Jan 5, 2021
CONTACT US
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Dindoshi, Malad (E), Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400 097, India