One hundred and eighteen education and childcare providers across eight sub-sectors. Adult learning carries 62 of the 118 — split between compliance training for regulated firms and artist-led workshops. The next cohorts: 22 nurseries and preschools, 18 schools (ten state-run, two independent), and 14 after-school and holiday clubs. —
68 organisations are counted with Education & Childcare as their primary sector — 2% of everything with a sector on record, and the 12th largest of 16. An estimated 88% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 149 listed on this page and the 68 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Education & Childcare; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
Education & Childcare organisations with a website of their own72%Counted over all 68 active organisations49 of 68, against 67% island-wide — 5 points above the island rate, the 6th-highest own-site rate of the 15 sectors where it can be counted. Verified from published evidence; businesses without a web presence are under-represented.
Organisations working in Education & Childcare at all149Counted over all 3,680 active organisations81 more than the 68 that call it their main line — counted in every sector they work in, so sector totals add up to more than the island does.
Organisations whose main line of work is Education & Childcare68Of the 3,406 organisations with a primary sector (100% of 3,406)2% of the organisations with a primary sector on record — the 12th largest of 16 sectors counted.
A capability on record for 50 of 68 Education & Childcare organisations (74%)
What Education & Childcare is on record for — A capability on record for 50 of 68 Education & Childcare organisations (74%)
The busiest nodes
Organisations
Share
Day nursery & early years childcare
30
60%
Arts workshops & tuition
8
16%
Professional training
8
16%
Before & after-school care
7
14%
IT & digital training
6
12%
Screening & recruitment support
6
12%
Compliance & regulatory training
5
10%
Health & safety training
3
6%
Painters & visual artists
3
6%
Youth activity classes
3
6%
Bespoke jewellery & goldsmithing
2
4%
Sculptors, ceramicists & makers
2
4%
Each row also states how many organisations hold that capability island-wide, so a node this sector effectively owns reads as one. Capabilities as published by each organisation and resolved to the graph; a business with no capability claim is not necessarily a business that does none of these things.
14 of the 50 with a capability on record span two or more of these groups (28%). Two capabilities inside one group are one trade, not two, which is why this counts groups rather than nodes.