The Professional Learning Market, 2023-2026
Description
The Professional Learning Market, 2023-2026
US demand for PreK–12 professional learning is projected to increase 3.9% annually toreach $6.5 billion in 2030, driven by sustained state and district investments ininstructional improvement, compliance requirements, and expansion of curriculum-aligned and data-integrated professional learning solutions. Growth reflects steadyunderlying demand and structural shifts in delivery models rather than cyclical stimulus-driven spending.
This report analyzes the US PreK–12 professional learning market by funding source,provider type, delivery model, and long-term forecast scenario. Market demand ispresented in US dollars, including a 2022–2023 market baseline of $5.99 billion andprojections through 2035.
Sales by Funding Source Are Presented For:
Report Coverage
The report provides historical market context, demand estimates for 2022–2023, andforecasts through 2035, including scenario-based outlooks to 2035. It examines marketdrivers, state and district policy influences, funding conditions, provider strategies,delivery-model evolution, and changes in adoption patterns linked to curriculumintegration, analytics, and technology-enabled professional learning.
Methodology
Findings are based on Simba Information’s ongoing market surveillance, interviews withstate and district officials, financial disclosures from public providers, analysis of stateand federal education data, and review of instructional materials, professional learningproducts, and procurement trends.
Report Scope
This report analyzes the scope, size, and growth of the US PreK–12 professionallearning market, including key trends shaping funding sources, provider segments,delivery models, and long-term demand. Historical market data are provided for 2022and 2023, with forecasts through 2035, supplemented by scenario-based outlooks to2035. Data are presented in US dollars. The study also includes an analysis of majorindustry participants and competitive positioning across curriculum-aligned providers,professional learning platforms, technology-based entrants, and specialized serviceproviders.
US demand for PreK–12 professional learning is projected to increase 3.9% annually toreach $6.5 billion in 2030, driven by sustained state and district investments ininstructional improvement, compliance requirements, and expansion of curriculum-aligned and data-integrated professional learning solutions. Growth reflects steadyunderlying demand and structural shifts in delivery models rather than cyclical stimulus-driven spending.
This report analyzes the US PreK–12 professional learning market by funding source,provider type, delivery model, and long-term forecast scenario. Market demand ispresented in US dollars, including a 2022–2023 market baseline of $5.99 billion andprojections through 2035.
Sales by Funding Source Are Presented For:
- Federal funding streams
- State-level programs
- District budgets and local allocations
- Individual educator spending
- Curriculum-aligned content providers
- Professional learning platforms
- Technology-based and hybrid providers
- Specialized and niche providers
- Embedded professional learning integrated within instructional materials and platforms
- AI-enabled professional learning solutions
- Credential-based professional learning and microcredential pathways
- Analytics-enabled professional learning supporting implementation fidelity and instructional improvement
Report Coverage
The report provides historical market context, demand estimates for 2022–2023, andforecasts through 2035, including scenario-based outlooks to 2035. It examines marketdrivers, state and district policy influences, funding conditions, provider strategies,delivery-model evolution, and changes in adoption patterns linked to curriculumintegration, analytics, and technology-enabled professional learning.
Methodology
Findings are based on Simba Information’s ongoing market surveillance, interviews withstate and district officials, financial disclosures from public providers, analysis of stateand federal education data, and review of instructional materials, professional learningproducts, and procurement trends.
Report Scope
This report analyzes the scope, size, and growth of the US PreK–12 professionallearning market, including key trends shaping funding sources, provider segments,delivery models, and long-term demand. Historical market data are provided for 2022and 2023, with forecasts through 2035, supplemented by scenario-based outlooks to2035. Data are presented in US dollars. The study also includes an analysis of majorindustry participants and competitive positioning across curriculum-aligned providers,professional learning platforms, technology-based entrants, and specialized serviceproviders.
Table of Contents
51 Pages
- METHODOLOGY
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- CHAPTER 1: MARKET OVERVIEW AND KEY FINDINGS
- 2023-2024 FUNDING AND POLICY ENVIRONMENT
- MARKET DRIVERS AND FORECAST BASELINE
- Table 1-1. Simba Information Professional Learning, 2022 – 2026 (billion dollars & %CAGR)
- STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS: FROM TRAINING TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
- KEY MARKET FINDINGS
- Sustained Growth Amid Fiscal Tightening
- The Rise of Embedded Professional Learning
- Workforce and Retention Pressures Drive Investment
- Data, Engagement, and Accountability
- Technology as a Catalyst for Instructional Change
- Policy Realignment and Market Uncertainty
- MARKET OUTLOOK
- Integration and Ecosystem Design
- AI-Enabled Personalization
- Evidence-Based Accountability
- CHAPTER 2: MARKET SEGMENTATION AND STRUCTURE (2025–2030)
- FEDERAL SEGMENT
- Table 2-1. Federal Segment Snapshot, 2022 – 2026
- STATE SEGMENT
- Table 2-2. State Segment Growth Indicators, 2022 – 2026
- DISTRICT AND LOCAL SEGMENT
- Table 2-3. District and Local Segment Trends, 2022 – 2026
- INDIVIDUAL EDUCATOR SEGMENT
- Table 2-4. Individual Educator Segment Trends, 2022 – 2026
- MARKET INTEGRATION AND STRUCTURAL SHIFTS
- Table 2-5. Cross-Segment Integration Dynamics
- CHAPTER 3: COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE AND MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS (2023–2030)
- MARKET STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE DYNAMICS
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- Table 3-1. Market Share by Competitive Focus, 2025 – 2030
- LEADING PROVIDERS
- Table 3-2. Leading Providers and Strategic Focus, 2024 – 2030
- Strategic Themes Shaping Competition
- MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS, AND PARTNERSHIPS (2023–2025)
- Table 3-3. Mergers & Acquisitions, 2023 – 2025
- COMPETITIVE OUTLOOK (2025–2030)
- Table 3-4. Competitive Outlook, 2025 – 2030
- CHAPTER 4: MARKET DRIVERS AND TRENDS (2025–2030)
- CORE MARKET DRIVERS
- Policy and Funding Landscape
- Institutional Modernization and Technology Infrastructure
- Teacher Workforce and Retention
- Data-Driven Decision Making
- EMERGING TRENDS SHAPING 2025–2030
- AI Integration and Personalized Learning
- Credentialing and Career Pathways
- Equity, Inclusion, and Teacher Wellness
- Embedded Professional Learning in Teaching Tools
- STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS FOR VENDORS AND STAKEHOLDERS
- QUANTITATIVE OUTLOOK
- Table 4-1. Projected Growth and Adoption Trends in the US Professional Learning Market, 2024 – 2030
- CONCLUSION
- CHAPTER 5: MARKET OUTLOOK AND FORECAST (2025–2030)
- GROWTH BY MARKET SEGMENT
- Integrated Ecosystem Providers
- Dedicated PL Platforms
- Technology and Hybrid Entrants
- Niche and Specialized Providers
- Funding and Policy Outlook
- CONCLUSION
- CHAPTER 6: STRATEGIC OUTLOOK (2025–2035)
- MARKET EVOLUTION AND LONG-TERM SCENARIOS
- Baseline Scenario: Sustained Integration (2025–2035)
- Key Dynamics:
- Table 6-1. Baseline Market Outlook, 2025 – 2035
- OPTIMISTIC SCENARIO: AI ACCELERATION AND POLICY ALIGNMENT
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