Pearson launches new initiatives to enable delivery of flexible learning at scale by UK Higher Education providers
New services and product pricing overhaul aims to support learners and universities for the 20/21 academic year.
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Pearson starts to deliver secure English language testing for people applying to work, live or study in the UK
London 21 May 2020 10am: Pearson, the world’s learning company, has announced that people looking to work or live or study in the UK can now start to book PTE tests in a number of locations worldwide to help them prepare for this move.
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UK Learns launches, offering UK workers £5m of free online courses to kickstart new skills and career opportunities
UK Learns, uklearns.pearson.com, a new online portal being launched today, will offer UK workers up to £5 million of free online courses to help kickstart careers stalled by the global pandemic.