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    Colin Jenkins approved as Head of Dilijan International School

    11:06 03/06/2013 » EDUCATION


    The Board of Trustees of Dilijan International School (DIS) met in
    Dilijan on June 3rd, 2013. Before the meeting, members of the Board
    visited the building site where the construction of the campus is in
    full swing. The author of the architectural project of the school,
    British architect and DIS Board of Trustees Member, Tim Flynn (head of
    Tim Flynn Architects) gave the Board a tour of the construction site.

    Two new members of the Board of Trustees were introduced at the
    session - the Chairman of Board of the RD Group, Gagik Adibekyan, and
    the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the European Bank
    for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Manfred Schepers.

    The DIS Board of Trustees approved Colin Jenkins as Head of college.
    Previously Jenkins held the headship of UWC Atlantic College in Wales
    (Great Britain) and took an active part in the development of UWC
    colleges in Maastricht, Singapore and Costa Rica.

    Colin Jenkins presented the strategy of teacher and student
    recruitment for DIS. The school will open its doors to its first
    students in September 2014 and, at full capacity, will be able to
    admit 650 students from at least 60 countries. The student admission
    process will be organized through the UWC International Office with
    its network of over 140 national committees worldwide.

    `This June, we hope to pass the next phase of the process of joining
    the United World Colleges movement and subsequently become UWC Dilijan
    by the end of 2013', said Veronica Zonabend, cofounder of the project,
    and wife of the Russian investment banker Ruben Vardanyan.

    DIS's membership in the United World Colleges (UWC) organisation will
    ensure an international student body composition: becoming a full
    member of the UWC, the school will be able to admit students from many
    countries around the world through the network of UWC national
    committees, press service of Dilijan International School reported.



    Source: Panorama.am

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