PEARSON
Good design in printed materials is essential for Pearson because it directly influences how clearly and confidently information is understood by schools, educators and learners.
In an education environment where accuracy and trust are paramount, well-structured layouts, strong typography and clear visual hierarchy help make complex guidance accessible and easy to navigate.
Consistent, high-quality print design not only reinforces Pearson’s credibility and brand integrity,
but also supports better engagement and reduces the risk of misinterpretation in critical qualification and assessment communications.
I supported the International Large-Scale Assessments team on several major education research programmes, including the PISA 2025 Main Study, PIRLS 2026 Field Trial and Main Study, and the TIMSS 2027 Field Trial. My work involved producing a wide range of creative outputs, including infographics, digital assets and pupil-facing materials such as wellbeing guides and certificates tailored to different age groups.
These projects required translating complex research information and technical briefs into clear, engaging visual communications while working to tight timelines. I collaborated closely with project teams throughout the design process, responding quickly to feedback and contributing ideas that strengthened the clarity and impact of the final materials.
The quality of the work was positively recognised by senior stakeholders across the Department for Education (England), Department of Education (Northern Ireland), the Welsh Government and the Scottish Government. The materials helped ensure that study communications were visually consistent with the Pearson brand and accessible to a broad audience including pupils, teachers, parents and international research partners.
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