Pearson to acquire Workera for enterprise AI skills assessment
09/30/2026 — 10/03, 02:12·1 sources·1 reports
Pearson has agreed to acquire Workera, a skills-assessment company, to help employers measure their workforce's AI skills and route training to the teams that need it most. The deal targets a common workplace complaint: employees say they have no time for AI upskilling.
Latest turnPearson has agreed to acquire Workera to help businesses assess employees' AI skills and direct training where it is needed most. The deal targets a common workplace problem: teams have little time to upskill on AI.
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Pearson has agreed to acquire Workera to help businesses assess employees' AI skills and direct training where it is needed most. The deal targets a common workplace problem: teams have little time to upskill on AI.
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