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Account Executive | Edtech

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Account Executive – EdTech SaaS | London | £45–55k Base + Uncapped Commission
Location: Central London (5 days/week in-office)
Type: Full-time, Permanent
Start date: 1 September 2026
Salary: £45,000–£55,000 base + uncapped commission (~£85,000–£95,000 OTE Year 1, rising to ~£125,000–£135,000 OTE Year 2 at budget)
About Our Client
Our client is a fast-growing, venture-backed EdTech company on a mission to transform outcomes for schools across the UK. Their platform is already trusted by thousands of schools and multi-academy trusts, and they're scaling their UK commercial team to meet growing demand. This is a high-autonomy, high-reward sales role inside a company that's still early enough for your impact to be obvious — and ambitious enough that the upside is real.
The Role
Our client is hiring Account Executives to own new-business sales into UK schools and multi-academy trusts, from first contact through to close. You'll build and manage your own pipeline, attend trade shows and networking events to generate opportunities, and work deals ranging from smaller, fast-moving contracts to large, multi-stakeholder enterprise sales with senior education leaders.
This is a full-cycle, entrepreneurial sales role. There's no rigid playbook — you'll be trusted to figure out what works, backed by a team that genuinely wants you to succeed.
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What You'll Do
- Source and close new-business deals with UK schools and multi-academy trusts, owning the full sales cycle end-to-end
- Build relationships with senior decision-makers, from classroom teachers to C-suite and central pedagogical leadership
- Represent the company at trade shows, conferences, and networking events across the UK
- Manage a mix of shorter, transactional deals and longer, complex enterprise sales cycles
- Negotiate commercial terms and pricing confidently with senior stakeholders
- Contribute to a fun, high-energy sales culture and help shape it as the team scales
What We're Looking For
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- A clear track record of career progression — you've been advancing, not standing still
- Genuine ambition and a results/money-driven mindset
- High energy and persistence — you don't fold at the first "no"
- Sharp problem-solving instincts (we've had great success hiring people with analytical or engineering backgrounds)
- Confidence talking commercial terms and pricing with senior decision-makers, without flinching
- A sociable, credible presence — someone who thrives at events and builds trust quickly


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On experience: 2+ years in a tech or SaaS sales environment is a strong plus, ideally in a closing/Account Executive capacity. But our client has hired brilliant, top-performing AEs straight from SDR roles too — if you've got the traits above and the hunger to close, they want to hear from you regardless of your exact title history.
What's On Offer
- Base salary £45,000–£55,000 + uncapped commission
- OTE of ~£85,000–£95,000 in Year 1, rising to ~£125,000–£135,000 in Year 2 at target
- A genuine seat at the table in a fast-scaling, mission-driven company
- Fantastic colleagues and a fun, energetic team culture
- Annual company trip
- Real autonomy and ownership over how you build your pipeline and hit your number
Practical Details
- Office policy: This role requires 5 days/week in the Central London office — please only apply if this works for you
- Travel: Regular UK travel to visit schools and attend events (typically around one day a week, varies by week)
- Start date: 1 September 2026
- Process: A structured, multi-stage interview process including conversations with senior sales leadership
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