Keltbray has been recognised in the UK Learning Power 100 for excellence in Learning and Development

Keltbray has been recognised in the UK Learning Power 100 for excellence in learning and development

London, 30^th April 2026: The UK’s top employers for workplace learning and future skills have been revealed, with a new national ranking highlighting the organisations setting the standard for developing their workforce.

The UK Learning Power 100, developed by Lyceum Education Group in collaboration with FT Longitude, is the UK’s first ranking focused entirely on learning and development at work. Keltbray is celebrated in the index, as a UK employer setting a new standard for what it means to invest in the workforce of the future.

The index ranks 100 UK employers on how well they are building skills, supporting career progression and preparing their workforce for the future. Organisations are assessed across six key areas, including leadership commitment to learning, workforce and skills planning, how training is delivered, access to opportunities across the workforce, how impact is measured, and the overall culture of continuous learning.

Together, these areas provide a clear picture of how organisations are turning learning investment into real workforce capability.

James Dawson, our Head of Learning and Development, says, “I’m proud of the progress we’ve made at Keltbray in making learning part of everyday working life. Being ranked 19th in the UK Learning Power 100 reflects our long‑term approach to development, which is strongly supported by leadership and focuses on helping our people grow their careers. To be recognised alongside some of the UK’s largest organisations is a meaningful reflection of that work.”

Graham Gaddes, CEO Lyceum Education Group, comments: “The organisations recognised in the UK Learning Power 100 demonstrate what is possible when learning and development is treated as a strategic asset rather than a support function. They are setting the standard for how investment in people can drive performance, resilience and long‑term growth, and they deserve real recognition for the progress they are making.

At Lyceum Education Group, we are proud to have commissioned this research. As the parent brand of BPP Education Group and a global portfolio of specialist education businesses, we work at the intersection of education, skills and workforce transformation and our experience gives us a unique vantage point on what great learning looks like in practice.

Our ambition is that the UK Learning Power 100 sets a new standard in learning and development, inspires continued progress across the market and raises expectations for what a good skills-first organisation looks like.”

The full list of businesses featuring on the UK Learning Power 100 2026 can be found at: https://www.lyceum.education/uk-learning-power-100