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Pearson Education Inc.

Pearson Education Inc. has met with MPs 10 times since January 2024, reaching 6 MPs across 2 parties. Most recent contact: June 2, 2026.

10 meetings since 202413 all-time6 MPs2 parties0% by in-house staff

What they're asking for

In the registry's own words. Descriptions are only filed for meetings since mid-2024.

  1. Expand access to reliable, secure English language testing options for immigration, citizenship and foreign student admission to Canada.

    June 2, 2026 · Peter Fragiskatos · Liberal · Employment and Training; Immigration; Labour; Economic Development; Federal-Provincial Relations

  2. Discuss apprenticeship training, skills development, and digital credentials for the Canadian Armed Forces

    June 2, 2026 · Jeff Kibble · Conservative · Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Labour; Economic Development; Defence

  3. Discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on the Canadian job market and opportunities for reskilling.

    June 2, 2026 · Colin Reynolds · Conservative · Employment and Training; Labour; Economic Development; Federal-Provincial Relations; Education

  4. Engage the federal government regarding the need to modernize the General Education Development (GED) high school equivalency certificate, to facilitate access to post-secondary education, training and employment for Canadians.

    October 23, 2024 · Brad Redekopp · Conservative · Employment and Training; Government Procurement; Immigration; Industry; Internal Trade

Full meeting log

10 MP-directed communications since January 2024, from the Registry of Lobbyists.

DateMP
2026-06-02Peter Fragiskatos · Liberal
2026-06-02Jeff Kibble · Conservative
2026-06-02Jeff Kibble · Conservative
2026-06-02Colin Reynolds · Conservative
2026-06-02Colin Reynolds · Conservative
2026-06-02Amandeep Sodhi · Liberal
2026-06-02Amandeep Sodhi · Liberal
2024-10-23Brad Redekopp · Conservative
2024-09-24Tom Kmiec · Conservative
2024-09-24Tom Kmiec · Conservative
Counts include only communications where a sitting MP is the named public office holder — meetings with ministers' staff, senators, or departments are not shown. Registrants self-report these records. See our methodology.