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Summary

We offer 100% online driver improvement courses that are simple, inexpensive and convenient....Show more

Industries	Customer Services
Employees Size	1-10 employees

Employees Turnover 4 quarter 2025

Length of Employment

Employee tenure at The Learning Lab shows a diverse range of experience levels:

7% have been with the company for less than 1 year7% for 1–2 years5% for 3–4 years7% for 5–7 years7% for 8–10 years67% have over 11 years of service at The Learning Lab

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Ben Bray

Owner

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Christy Rosen

Customer Relations Coordinator

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Serene Yeo

Head Of Department Science (East Region)

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Brooke McGilvery

Education/Career Consultant

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Leigh Ann Bradley

Founder and Principal

Teacher

Managing Director

Instructor and Tutor

Speech-Language Pathologist

Private Tutor

APAC Partnerships Director, The Learning Lab

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Amy Ritchie

Independent Educational Contractor

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Ryan Akers

Mathematics Tutor

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Prabhat Ranjan Mishra

Marketing Director

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Syed Abdullah Noor

Specialist Teaching Associate

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Surinna

Senior Specialist Teacher

Senior Teacher

Clinic Director

Math and STEM Instructor

Office Manager

Educator

Managing Partner

Occcupational Therapist

Summer Intern

Intern

English Teacher

Teaching Assistant

UX Designer & Marketing Associate

Parttime Tutor

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FAQ

Where is The Learning Lab's headquarters?

The headquarters of The Learning Lab are located in , United States.

How many employees does The Learning Lab have?

The Learning Lab currently employs 1-10 people.

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