Arafat Hasan is a veteran SAT and English instructor with almost two decades of experience teaching at top English-medium schools in Bangladesh. He is widely respected for his deep understanding of exam patterns, analytical reasoning, and high-scoring SAT strategies.

At Princeton Prep, he serves as a non-payroll, honorary advisor, helping refine test-prep pedagogy and reasoning-based curriculum design.

Advisory Focus at Princeton Prep (Non-Payroll, Non-Binding)

· Non-binding advice on SAT, GRE, GMAT curriculum structure

· Insights on reading, writing, and logic pedagogy

· Suggestions to improve high-score strategy modules

· Occasional input on academic material and resource design

Role Type & Disclaimer

Advisory Role: Voluntary, non-payroll, non-binding
Arafat Hasan’s involvement is purely consultative. He has no formal operational, managerial, or financial responsibility in Princeton Prep.

Barrister Ashrafur Rahman is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh and a Barrister-at-Law from England & Wales. He has experience in civil and criminal litigation, corporate advisory, contract drafting, and institutional legal structuring.

At Princeton Prep, he serves as a non-payroll Legal & Governance Advisor, offering high-level input on legal frameworks, governance principles, and ethical standards.

Professional Memberships

· Member, Lincoln’s Inn, UK

· Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh

· Member, Bangladesh Bar Council

· Member, Supreme Court Bar Association

· Member, Dhaka Bar Association

Advisory Focus at Princeton Prep (Non-Payroll, Non-Binding)

· Non-binding input on governance structure & institutional policies

· General guidance on contractual frameworks & MoU language

· Suggestions regarding ethical, transparent institutional practice

· No direct handling of cases or operational legal work for Princeton Prep

Role Type & Disclaimer

Advisory Role: Voluntary, non-payroll, and consultative only.
Barrister Ashraf’s advice is non-binding; he has no contractual, operational, or financial duties within Princeton Prep.

Md. Makhjanul Islam Tauhid is the Founder of Princeton Prep and a Deputy Secretary in the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. With a rare combination of public policy experience, academic background, and test-prep leadership, he offers high-level strategic and policy guidance to Princeton Prep.

He also serves as APRSO Focal (Bangladesh) in road safety and has deep exposure to multi-sectoral projects, international development partners, and reform initiatives. His advisory role at Princeton Prep is non-payroll, non-binding, and focused on long-term institutional development.

Advisory Focus at Princeton Prep (Non-Payroll, Non-Binding)

· Long-term institutional strategy, positioning & growth

· Quality assurance principles & academic policy direction

· High-level guidance on partnerships and program expansion

· Maintaining alignment with global best practices in education and test prep

Role Type & Disclaimer

Advisory Role: Voluntary, non-payroll, non-binding.
Although Founder and Senior Policy Advisor, his role in Princeton Prep is consultative. He does not hold day-to-day operational, managerial, or financial obligations in the organization.