The Education Trust

Advisors

Sandip Banerjee

Strategic Advisor

Mr. Sandip Banerjee is a distinguished Academician, Vocational Analyst, Curriculum Strategist, and Seasoned Educator driving pedagogical excellence across India’s K–12 and higher education sectors.

A prolific editor, he has curated benchmark academic literature for UGC-CBCS English Honours and premier competitive exam publications. Deeply entrenched in Civil Services ecosystem, Mr. Banerjee has been an invited resource person for WBCS aspirants at renowned centres including that of Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture.

As a sought-after thought leader, he regularly conducts impactful masterclasses on NEP 2020 and Social Engineering across colleges and teacher-training institutes (B.Ed/M.Ed). An influential bilingual columnist for leading English and Bengali dailies, he offers strategic guidance on competitive examinations.

Serving as an honorary resource person for institutions of high repute, Mr. Banerjee seamlessly bridges administrative governance, scholarly rigor, and student mentorship.

Sandip Banerjee - Strategic Advisor - TET

Anindita Rawat

Strategic Advisor

Anindita Madam’s 20 plus years of experience in the Social and Non-Governmental sector have been with organisations engaged in shelter, education and furtherance of the condition of disadvantaged children and women. Transitioning from the corporate sector, she was mentored into working from ground level up, progressing to Administration and eventually heading Calcutta Social Project – Kolkata, as their President. Presently she is engaged as a fundraiser for the Charaibeti Project (For Children with Special Needs) of Tomorrow’s Foundation, Kolkata.

Among multiple exposures, informal preparatory centres (On the street) for first generation learners was particularly educative and impactful on many levels.  Overall responsibility and interfacing for internationally funded scholarship and welfare programmes, introducing and supervising the GOI’s Mid-Day meal programme across multiple street schools  and mentoring working mothers were various areas she was effective at  underpinning  and strengthening.

Enabling and entitling disempowered, vulnerable  children and women to access food, shelter, safety and education continues to be a driving force. These are issues for  which she would want to expand the existing  boundaries of reach.

Anindita Rawat (Pixie) - Strategic Advisor - TET

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