Education policy & access
How the National Education Policy, technology, and rural outreach can put quality English within reach of every learner.
Empowering India through English, communication & employability.
A two-day national virtual summit bringing together education leaders, policymakers, industry experts, HR professionals, NGOs, entrepreneurs, and innovators — to explore how English can open doors to education, employment, and economic growth.
Through a mobile app and free live Zoom classes, Treecampus has turned English from a barrier into an opportunity — one learner, one city, one first job at a time.
Learn from education leaders, policymakers, industry experts, HR professionals, NGOs, entrepreneurs, and innovators — to explore how English can open doors to education, employment, and economic growth.
The summit gathers the full ecosystem behind English empowerment — because opportunity is built when policy, industry, and community sit in the same room.
School and college learners, job-seekers, and anyone ready to turn communication into a career edge.
Teachers, trainers, and school leaders looking for AI tools and methods that make English stick.
Recruiters and people-teams defining the communication skills that make a candidate job-ready.
Founders and innovators reimagining how millions of learners access language and skilling.
Changemakers aligning education policy, CSR, and grassroots reach into real employability.
Voices with lived expertise, ready to share 25 minutes that could change a listener's trajectory.
Every session ladders up to one idea — that communication is infrastructure for opportunity. These are the themes the summit returns to, again and again.
How the National Education Policy, technology, and rural outreach can put quality English within reach of every learner.
AI-powered learning, EdTech innovation, and the digital tools reshaping how English is taught and mastered.
Public speaking, leadership voice, and the everyday confidence that turns knowledge into self-expression.
From campus to corporate — interview skills, employer expectations, and becoming genuinely job-ready.
English for rural India, women's empowerment, and building learning communities where no one is left behind.
Entrepreneurship, personal branding, lifelong learning, and the global careers Indian talent can build from home.
Day one builds the ground — education, AI, and access. Day two turns it into livelihoods — careers, employability, and the skills that carry students into 2030.
Building the Foundation — Education, AI & English Empowerment
The essentials about how the summit runs, who it's for, and how to take part.
The summit runs across two days — 4 and 5 September 2026 — from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM IST each day. It is held entirely online as a Zoom Webinar, so you can join from any device, anywhere in the world.
Everyone. Students and job-seekers, teachers and school leaders, HR and employers, entrepreneurs and EdTech founders, policymakers, and NGO changemakers — anyone invested in how English opens up education and employment in India.
Day one focuses on the foundation — education policy, AI, technology, and access. Day two moves to careers, employability, and future skills. Each day is a series of focused 25-minute sessions, with a lunch break from 1:00 to 2:00 PM and a live discussion to close.
Each speaker leads a 25-minute session — a talk, a story, or a practical walkthrough — followed by ceremonies, a panel discussion on day one, and the Valedictory Ceremony with the Treecampus English Empowerment Declaration 2026 on day two.
The summit is hosted by Treecampus Academy Foundation, a Section 8 non-profit that makes quality English education free and accessible through a mobile app and live Zoom classes — reaching 50,000+ learners across 230+ cities and 20+ countries.
Across two days, thousands of students, educators, professionals, and changemakers will come together around one belief — that communication is a doorway to a better future for every Indian.
For speaking, partnership, or media enquiries, reach us at empower@treecampus.ngo.