Pearson Reports Growth and Expands AI Learning Offerings

Oct 20, 2025
Pearson has reported 2% sales growth for the first nine months of 2025 and announced new AI-based learning initiatives and partnerships with Cognizant and Deloitte.

Pearson announced in a press release that its underlying group sales grew 2% for the first nine months of 2025, with growth accelerating to 4% in the third quarter. The company said it remains on track to meet full-year expectations and highlighted several new AI-related initiatives and partnerships.

The education company launched new AI Literacy Modules and an AI-powered Study Prep platform as part of its focus on digital learning tools. These additions are intended to support learners in developing skills aligned with emerging technologies.

Pearson also formed strategic partnerships with Cognizant and Deloitte to enhance its enterprise learning and workforce readiness offerings. The company reported continued sales growth across its Assessment & Qualifications, Virtual Learning, and Enterprise Learning & Skills segments.

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