The Indian Public School

The Indian Public School (TIPS) is an educational institution focused on providing internationally oriented, holistic school education, combining academic learning with co-curricular development, sports, leadership and life skills.

Overview

The Indian Public School (TIPS) operates schools offering different international and Indian curricula, including IB, Cambridge and CBSE, depending on the campus. The schools are designed around a student-centred approach, with emphasis on academic achievement, character development, creativity, critical thinking and global awareness.

Key Features

• Curriculum: IB, Cambridge International and CBSE, depending on campus
• Education: Early Years, Primary, Middle and Secondary education
• Learning approach: Student-centred and inquiry-based learning
• Focus areas:
  • Academic excellence
  • Critical and creative thinking
  • Communication skills
  • Leadership and collaboration
  • Sports and physical development
  • Performing and visual arts
  • Technology and digital learning
  • International/global exposure
• Student development: Emphasis on developing confident, independent and responsible learners.
• Faculty: Teachers and academic leaders are expected to use contemporary teaching methodologies and participate in professional development.

School Environment

TIPS aims to provide an environment where students receive education beyond conventional classroom learning. Alongside academics, students can participate in sports, arts, cultural activities, clubs, leadership opportunities and other enrichment programmes.

HR / Recruitment Perspective

For an HR profile, you can describe TIPS as a multi-campus K–12 education organisation with a diverse workforce covering academic, administrative, operations, transport, facilities, technology and support functions.

Typical recruitment areas include:

Academic:
PYP Coordinators, Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, IGCSE Teachers, CBSE Teachers, Special Educators, Librarians, Counsellors and Subject Coordinators.

Leadership:
Principals, Vice Principals, Coordinators, Heads of School and Academic Leaders.

Non-Academic:
HR, Finance, Admissions, Marketing & Communications, IT, Engineering, Administration and Operations.

Support Services:
Drivers, Van Helpers, Electricians, Gardeners, Cooks, Housekeeping and School Helpers.