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Pearson India Launches AI Platforms for Corporate Skill Development
Pearson India, a company that helps people learn, has created three new tools using AI to help big companies train their employees.
One tool, called Faethm, helps companies see what skills they will need in the future.
Another tool, Credly, gives people digital badges to show what they know.
The third tool, Mondly, helps people practice speaking different languages.
Pearson also has a test called PTE that uses AI to check how well people speak English.
They work with big companies like HCL Tech and the Indian government to make sure people can learn the skills they need for their jobs.
Pearson wants to make learning easier and more fair for everyone using AI.
Pearson India launched three AI-driven platforms to help corporates plan workforce skills and upgrade employees’ skill sets.
Faethm AI platform predicts future skills and plans workforce transformation, while Credly provides verifiable digital credentials.
Mondly uses AI for real-world speaking practice, and PTE offers AI-powered language assessments accepted by 1,600+ institutions in the US.
Pearson partners with HCL Tech, NSDC, CII, IAMAI, and state governments to strengthen English communication and vocational training.
Pearson aims to expand AI-powered offerings, develop regional language content, and strengthen partnerships across government, corporates, and the edtech ecosystem.
- Who
- Pearson India, an education technology company
- What
- Launched AI-driven platforms for corporate skill development and workforce transformation
- Where
- India
- When
- December 12, 2025
- Why
- To help corporates plan workforce skills and upgrade employees’ skill sets
Key facts
- Company
- Pearson India
- AI Platforms
- Faethm, Credly, Mondly, PTE, Smart Lesson Generator
- PTE Acceptance
- 1,600+ institutions in the US, including Ivy League universities
- Assessment Capacity
- 14,000 high-stakes tests per month
- Partnerships
- HCL Tech, NSDC, CII, IAMAI, state governments (Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Andhra Pradesh)
- Educational Reach
- 7,000+ higher-education institutions, including IITs, IIMs
Quotes
Vinay Swamy
Country Head for Pearson India
“In the AI era, skills become outdated quickly. This makes learning, unlearning and relearning essential.”
thehindubusinessline.com
Sources
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