AQA

AQA (Assessment and Qualifications Alliance) is an independent non-profit education charity based in the UK, established in 1998. With a history of over 120 years, AQA is the leading exam board for general qualifications in England, setting and marking more than half of all GCSEs and A-levels taken annually. AQA offers a variety of qualifications, including GCSEs, AS and A-levels, the Extended Project Qualification, and Technical Awards, all of which are recognized by employers and universities worldwide. The organization provides extensive support and training for teachers, including professional development opportunities and online resources. AQA also conducts research to enhance its qualifications and supports initiatives aimed at helping young people overcome challenges. Through a partnership with Oxford University Press, AQA offers international qualifications for schools outside the UK. With 92% of UK schools choosing AQA qualifications, the organization plays a significant role in the education sector. AQA is committed to improving education accessibility and offers tools like myAQA for personalized support for educators and learners.

Government Administration United Kingdom Founded 2000 ~109 employees

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Employees
109
+1.9% in the 3 months to Jun 2025
Revenue / employee
$1.1M
Revenue ~$125M
12-month attrition
18.9%
Tech: 25%
H1B sponsor
NA
Open jobs
15
Last 30 days

Headcount trend

AQA went from 121 employees in Jul 2023 to 109 in Jun 2025. Jan to Jun 2025: 3 people joined, 2 left.

Headcount data through Jun 2025

Org structure

Headcount by department

Other94
Operations6
Success3
Marketing2
Sales2
HR1
Engineering1

AQA FAQ

How many employees does AQA have?

AQA has about 109 employees, up 1.9% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.

What is AQA's revenue per employee?

AQA makes about $1.15M in revenue per employee, based on $125M annual revenue and 109 employees.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.