Burlington English India has partnered with the Association for Reinventing School Education (ARISE) to strengthen English communication and language learning across India’s private K-12 education sector.

Under the partnership, Burlington English India will serve as ARISE’s category-exclusive English language learning and communication skills partner. The collaboration will focus on practical English learning, communication skills and educator development.

ARISE represents more than 1,800 schools across 20 states and Union territories, covering approximately 1.5 million students and 85,000 educators.

The two organisations will conduct professional learning programmes, masterclasses, expert sessions and webinars to help schools integrate communication practice into classroom learning. The initiatives will also introduce contemporary pedagogy, digital resources and blended learning approaches.

Amit Baveja, Managing Director, Burlington English India, said the partnership would help make professional development and contemporary teaching approaches accessible to educators across Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities. He added that the focus would be on enabling students to use English with confidence and purpose.

Dr Arunabh Singh, President, ARISE, said communication should be developed across school life rather than being limited to English classes. He said the partnership would focus on language practice, educator development and practical approaches that schools can implement.

Burlington English India also participated as a Learning Partner at the ARISE Learning Festival in New Delhi on September 25–26, featuring an expert session and an experiential zone showcasing its learning solutions.

Other planned initiatives include an ARISE INSPIRE expert session, a joint Principal Forum webinar and an ARISE-Burlington English roundtable covering school leadership, institutional development and experiential learning.

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