• Key Capital Partners flagged the UK skills and training sector as resilient, driven by compliance-led demand despite a broader pullback in employer training spend.
• Output per hour worked sits about 18% below the US, with the NEET population above 1 million and the rate near 13.5% in early 2026.
• Employer training spend per employee has fallen about 29% in real terms since 2011; total expenditure dropped GBP 6 billion in 2022-2024.
• Policy shifts include Skills England, a phased Growth and Skills Levy, and apprenticeship reforms that reallocate funding across levels and standards.
• The firm pointed to platform-style consolidation potential, citing accreditation barriers, recurring recertification cycles, and contract-backed revenue visibility.

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