Summary:

Pearson, a UK-based edtech business, wants to increase its India personnel by 43% to 2,000 over the next three years, citing India as a top-three worldwide priority market. The corporation will strengthen teams in Noida, Bengaluru, and Chennai, with a focus on both local operations and global technology functions. Pearson's President, Vishaal Gupta, announced that the company will make considerable investments to address expanding demand in education, assessment, and skills development. With India's edtech industry expected to increase from US$ 7.5 billion in 2024 to US$ 29 billion by 2030, Pearson plans to capitalise on possibilities in school, corporate, and international learning. Partnerships with the government, corporations, and Global Capability Centres are a critical priority, given the rising need for AI skills and India's developing position in digital learning.

Source: IBEF

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