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We collaborate to shape the future of the sectors we partner with. From delivering pioneering learning and apprenticeships, to shaping technology, to delivering innovative assessment, we believe that everyone should have the chance to learn skills that can change their lives and help them reach their full potential.

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Gender pay gap report 2025

Our 2025 gender Pay gap report, reporting on tax year 2024, is available to download here.

With our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) strategy now live for the second year, we continue to see traction on our quest to broaden the diversity of our workforce and create a sense of belonging for all.

Our reported Median Pay Gap became 0%, a 2 pt reduction against the prior year, meaning there was no pay gap between men and women on a median basis. Our Mean Pay Gap reduced by 1pt to 11%. These are the lowest pay gaps reported for the Group over the past three years.

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Median gender pay gap

646 women


343 men 


11% mean gender pay gap 


43% of women received a bonus


42% of men received a bonus

Enhancements to support gender equality

Using insights gained from our EDI survey, in 2024 we introduced further enhancements to support our women at Lifetime Group:

  • Knowing that a large portion of caring responsibilities often fall to women and recognising we had a high proportion of carers amongst our workforce, we introduced paid time off to attend medical appointments for dependants who they care for.
  • We continued to promote our flexible approach to working, highlighting how this could be utilised during ‘childcare crunch times’ such as school holidays and the start of the school terms.
  • ‘Early Finish Fridays’ were also introduced, encouraging people to spend more time with loved ones when they’ve completed their ‘to-do’ list for the week.
  • ‘Health & Wellbeing People Management Upskill’ masterclasses for managers were launched, including topics such as women’s health as well as broader health and wellbeing guidance and support.
  • We enhanced our attraction and hiring practices, our learning and development interventions, our communications and people practices, to further contribute towards our commitment to supporting our female employees and reducing the Gender Pay Gap.

We also recognise that our ongoing actions will further enhance the Group and enable us to deliver our collective vision of Creating Tomorrow’s Workforce.

Creating tomorrow's workforce, it starts with gender equality

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