Advanced Sales Specialist
Pearson
Advanced Sales Specialist
Pearson
Makes learning tools and runs certification exams
This Advanced Sales Specialist role partners with Humanities and Social Sciences schools and education programs to identify customer needs, drive courseware and program adoption decisions, and deliver innovative learning solutions that improve learner outcomes, student readiness, and institutional success.
The ideal candidate brings a strong track record of sales success, strategic selling capability, and the ability to build trusted relationships with Humanities and Social Sciences faculty, department leaders, and institutional stakeholders. This role requires a highly motivated, customer-focused individual who thrives in a dynamic environment, embraces data-driven selling, and is passionate about the evolving role of digital learning solutions in Humanities and Social Sciences education.
Candidates must have experience within solutions go-to-market environment and ideally in Humanities and Social Sciences education services.
This is a hybrid sales role that combines virtual engagement and field-based selling. Candidates must reside within the territory they support and should expect frequent travel within their assigned geography.
What You’ll Do
Drive Strategic Sales Growth
Build Strong Customer Partnerships
Collaborate and Execute with Excellence
What Success Looks Like
Success in this role will be measured by:
What You Bring
Preferred Attributes
Compensation
Compensation at Pearson is influenced by factors including skill set, experience, and location.
The full-time salary range for this role is $85,000 – $110,000.
This position is eligible to participate in Pearson’s sales incentive plan. Information on benefits can be found here.
Applications will be accepted through November 2, 2026. This window may be extended depending on business needs.
Pearson makes learning materials and runs assessments for students, educators, employers, and professionals, combining digital courseware with qualifications that verify knowledge and skills. Its MyLab and Mastering platforms pair college content with practice activities and tools that let instructors track progress. The business also supports online schools, English learning, professional certification, and workforce training, with products used in classrooms, workplaces, and testing centers. It earns money from courseware sales, digital subscriptions, assessment fees, and contracts with education institutions and employers. Pearson traces its roots to 1844 and is headquartered in London.
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