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Salary guide

Learning Mentor salary in England

What learning mentors are advertised at in England, based on live vacancies.

Official support staff pay spine · 2026/27

NJC pay points 3–43

Full-time, full-year rates from 1 April 2026 (3.3% increase agreed). Show all pay points

Pay point (SCP)Annual salaryHourly rate
3£25,614£13.28
4£26,016£13.48
5£26,427£13.70
6£26,847£13.92
7£27,274£14.14
8£27,709£14.36
9£28,153£14.59
10£28,608£14.83
11£29,071£15.07
12£29,542£15.31
13£30,023£15.56
14£30,515£15.82
15£31,015£16.08
16£31,525£16.34
17£32,046£16.61
18£32,578£16.89
19£33,119£17.17
20£33,673£17.45
21£34,237£17.75
22£34,811£18.04
23£35,570£18.44
24£36,581£18.96
25£37,563£19.47
26£38,510£19.96
27£39,481£20.46
28£40,444£20.96
29£41,177£21.34
30£42,123£21.83
31£43,149£22.37
32£44,253£22.94
33£45,529£23.60
34£46,579£24.14
35£47,665£24.71
36£48,738£25.26
37£49,817£25.82
38£50,908£26.39
39£51,928£26.92
40£53,051£27.50
41£54,143£28.06
42£55,224£28.62
43£56,293£29.18

Source: NJC for Local Government Services pay agreement 2026 (Annex 1)

Councils and most maintained schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland pay support staff on this spine; each employer decides which pay points a role sits on. Annual figures are for a full-time (37-hour), all-year post — term-time and part-time staff are paid a proportion of them. Hourly rates are for a 37-hour week. Pay point 2 was removed, so the spine now starts at point 3. Academies, independent schools and private nurseries may use their own pay.

Read the official pay agreement (Local Government Association)

Advertised salary evidence

£24,743 per year – £26,432 per year

Median advertised range in England

Midpoint of advertised salary ranges: £25,587 per year

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Limited evidence

Based on salary information published in live vacancy adverts on SchoolJobs.uk.

Based on 14 live public vacancies · Last refreshed 24 October 2026

Statistics are derived from live public vacancies at the time of the last refresh. They are a snapshot of advertised pay, not a historical earnings series.

How we calculate salary information

Learning Mentor pay in UK education is set by the employer and the applicable pay framework. We publish figures here only where we can evidence them from live public vacancy adverts or an official pay scale.

Advertised pay by unit and nation

Annual, monthly, weekly, daily and hourly adverts are measured separately, and each nation is measured on its own evidence.

Median advertised salary range by pay unit and nation
NationUnitMedian advertised rangeEvidence
Englandper year£24,743 per year – £26,432 per yearMidpoint of advertised ranges: £25,587 per yearLimited evidence14 live vacancies · 14 employers

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a learning mentor earn in England?

Across live learning mentor vacancies advertised in England on SchoolJobs.uk, the median advertised range is £24,743 per year – £26,432 per year. That is advertised pay, not pay received — individual salaries depend on experience, pay point, phase and contract.

Does learning mentor pay vary by area?

It can, but we only publish area differences where we have enough evidence for that area — we never apply a regional multiplier to invent a local figure.

What pay framework applies to a learning mentor?

There is no single pay framework that generally applies to this role: pay depends on the employer, the contract and the nation. Use the advertised salary evidence on this page and check the individual advert.

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