Learning Technologies 2027 London

Learning Technologies is a workplace-learning exhibition and conference run by CloserStill Media at ExCeL London. The organiser has not yet published the exact dates of the 2027 edition: the 5 and 6 May 2027 dates used here come from a third-party listing on globalexhibition.org, while the official site currently says only that conference bookings open in January 2027. The organiser calls the show Europe's leading workplace learning event and stages it alongside HR Technologies UK. The audience is learning and development, HR and training staff from corporate learning teams, plus the vendors selling to them. The organiser's figures for the 2026 edition were 15,000 attendees, 200 exhibitors, 200 free seminars and visitors from 50 countries. Those numbers describe a past edition; no targets for 2027 have been published. The event has two parts. The exhibition is free to attend and, according to the organiser, combines a floor of 200 or more exhibitors with around 200 seminar slots that cost nothing to join. A third-party listing describes the exhibitor mix as learning management systems, e-learning content, virtual classrooms, mobile learning, AI, VR and AR tools and learning analytics. The conference is a separate paid programme spread over two days; the organiser describes it as 30 or more sessions led by over 80 speakers and facilitators, a description based on past programmes. Its published themes are AI & Intelligent Learning Systems, Learning Measurement, Impact & ROI, Immersive & Experiential Learning, Skills-Based Learning Design & Delivery, Compliance, Risk & Learning Culture, Learning Leadership & The L&D Profession, Sustainable Learning & Continuous Development, and Learning Experience Design & Content Innovation. Ticket prices for 2027 are not published yet. The exhibition is free, as in earlier years, and conference bookings are due to open in January 2027. There is no 2027 agenda or speaker list either; the programme shown on the official site is the 2026 one. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. This is a corporate L&D show rather than a marketing or consumer-education event, so there is no affiliate track, no publisher programme and no partner-marketing content. It is relevant mainly to people working in edtech: publishers who promote online courses or learning platforms, and buyers who want to see which LMS and e-learning vendors are active in the UK and European corporate market. Check the official site before booking travel, because the organiser has not confirmed the May dates.