Learning Technologies France 2027 – Paris

What to expect in 2027

Learning Technologies France 2027 is a major professional event dedicated to workplace learning, digital learning, training technology, talent development and the future of professional skills. Held alongside HR Technologies France, the event brings together learning and development professionals, training managers, HR leaders, technology providers, EdTech companies, consultants and other specialists interested in how technology can transform learning and workforce development.

The organiser expects more than 16,000 professionals across the co-located events, with more than 410 exhibitors and a large programme of conferences, Power Sessions, round tables, case studies and interactive presentations. Visitors can explore learning platforms, digital content, artificial intelligence tools, immersive technologies, skills solutions and other technologies designed to support corporate training and professional development.

The event is particularly relevant for organisations reviewing their learning strategy or looking for new ways to develop employee skills. Visitors can compare technology providers, attend expert sessions, discover practical case studies and speak directly with companies offering learning and development solutions.

Learning Technologies France also benefits from its co-location with HR Technologies France. A single visitor badge provides access to both events, allowing attendees to explore the wider HR, talent, recruitment and workplace technology ecosystem as well as the dedicated learning technology exhibition.

Event dates

Learning Technologies France 2027 will take place on 20–21 January 2027, at Paris Porte de Versailles, Hall 4, in Paris, France. The exhibition is scheduled to operate from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

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Venue & event site

Learning Technologies France 2027 will be hosted at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 4, 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 75015 Paris, France. The venue is one of Paris’s major exhibition centres and provides extensive facilities for large professional trade shows, conferences, demonstrations and business meetings.

Hall 4 provides the main environment for the event, bringing together exhibition stands, technology demonstrations, conference areas and networking activity. Visitors should check the official floor plan before arrival because the layout can include different zones for exhibitors, stages, sessions, meeting areas and visitor services.

The co-location with HR Technologies France makes the venue particularly useful for professionals whose responsibilities overlap learning, talent management, HR technology and workforce development. One badge gives visitors access to the two connected professional events, creating a broader environment for discovering workplace technologies and solutions.

Full technology programme

The Learning Technologies France programme focuses on the technologies, methods and organisational approaches shaping professional learning. The programme is being prepared around subjects including artificial intelligence, new learning technologies, future skills, learner engagement, learning strategy and organisational transformation.

Major programme themes include:

• Artificial intelligence in learning: How organisations can use AI to create, personalise, deliver and evaluate learning.
• Learning technology: LMS, LXP, digital content, learning platforms and technology-enabled training.
• Future skills: Approaches for identifying skills gaps and developing capabilities required by changing workplaces.
• Learner engagement: Methods for improving participation, motivation and adoption of learning programmes.
• Learning organisations: Strategies for creating organisations where continuous development becomes part of everyday work.
• Immersive learning: Virtual environments, simulations, gamification and experiential learning technologies.
• Language learning: Digital approaches for developing and validating language skills.
• Learning strategy: Ways organisations can align training investment with wider business and workforce objectives.

The organiser’s conference programme includes multiple thematic streams, with sessions dedicated to measuring learning impact, international learning, skills gaps, learner engagement, coaching, language learning, AI-enabled training, learning strategy, organisational transformation and new learning technologies.

Key speakers & industry leaders

Learning Technologies France attracts speakers from learning and development, HR, technology, education, consulting and business leadership. The speaker programme typically combines technology specialists with practitioners who can explain how learning strategies are implemented inside organisations.

The programme can include:

• Learning and development leaders sharing organisational experiences.
• Technology specialists explaining emerging tools and digital learning platforms.
• AI experts discussing artificial intelligence and its applications in professional learning.
• HR and talent leaders connecting learning with workforce development.
• EdTech founders presenting new approaches to digital education and skills development.
• Researchers and authors examining learning science and future workplace trends.
• Consultants and strategists addressing organisational transformation and skills development.

The organiser has previously featured international and French speakers from companies and organisations across learning, HR and technology. The official speaker directory is the most reliable source for the confirmed speaker roster as the programme develops.

Technology sectors & themes

The exhibition covers a broad technology ecosystem serving corporate learning and professional development. Visitors can investigate solutions ranging from core learning platforms to specialised tools for content creation, skills management and immersive training.

Important sectors include:

• Learning management systems: Platforms used to organise, administer and track training.
• Learning experience platforms: Technology focused on personalised and engaging learning journeys.
• EdTech: New technologies and services designed to improve learning experiences.
• Artificial intelligence: AI-powered content creation, tutoring, personalisation, assessment and learning support.
• Digital content: Online courses, microlearning, video learning and professional training libraries.
• Authoring tools: Software for creating interactive digital learning materials.
• Skills management: Platforms for identifying, measuring and developing workforce capabilities.
• Virtual reality and simulation: Immersive environments for experiential learning.
• Gamification: Game-based approaches designed to increase engagement and participation.
• Language learning: Digital platforms and resources for professional language development.
• Assessment and certification: Tools for testing, validating and documenting knowledge and skills.
• Learning analytics: Technology for measuring participation, performance and training impact.

This broad mix makes the exhibition useful for both organisations looking for complete learning ecosystems and teams seeking specialist tools to solve specific training challenges.

Sessions, talks & presentations

The conference programme combines major conferences with Power Sessions, interactive discussions, case studies and specialist presentations. The format allows visitors to move between strategic discussions and practical examples of how learning technology is being used in real organisations.

The programme is designed around questions such as how organisations can measure the impact of learning, how they can reduce skills gaps, how AI can support corporate education and how new technologies can make learning more effective. The organiser also highlights the development of learner engagement, organisational learning cultures and new approaches to professional development.

International content is also an important part of the programme. Dedicated English-language sessions allow visitors to hear from international learning professionals and compare approaches across different markets.

For visitors who prefer practical examples, case-study sessions can provide insight into how organisations have selected technologies, implemented learning strategies and addressed workforce development challenges.

Workshops & demonstrations

Practical demonstrations form an important part of the exhibition experience. Visitors can see learning platforms and digital tools operating in real environments rather than relying solely on product descriptions.

Technology demonstrations may cover:

• AI-powered learning tools: Demonstrations of content generation, learner support and personalisation.
• LMS and LXP platforms: Examples of course management, learner journeys and reporting.
• Immersive learning: Demonstrations involving virtual environments, simulations and experiential training.
• Digital content: Examples of interactive courses, video learning and microlearning.
• Assessment technology: Tools for testing knowledge and tracking skill development.
• Language technology: Digital solutions for developing workplace language capabilities.
• Skills platforms: Demonstrations of skills mapping and workforce development tools.

Exhibitors can also use their stands to conduct presentations, product demonstrations and discussions with prospective users. This provides visitors with an opportunity to ask detailed questions about implementation, integrations, usability and organisational requirements.

Ticket types & registration

Visitor registration for Learning Technologies France is designed around professional participation. The organiser states that registration is open to professionals working in training, HR and digital learning. Once registered, visitors receive confirmation and an identification code used for their badge arrangements.

The main access categories can include:

• Professional visitor: For learning, training, HR and digital learning professionals.
• Decision-maker access: Suitable for managers and leaders evaluating learning technologies and organisational solutions.
• Technology provider access: Companies wishing to attend as suppliers or potential exhibitors should use the appropriate business or exhibitor route.
• Exhibitor access: Staff from participating companies receive exhibitor credentials through their organisation.

General professional visitor access has historically been offered free of charge, and the venue listing for a previous edition also recorded free access. Therefore, the visitor badge reference price is $0. Final registration conditions should be checked on the official 2027 registration platform.

Startup & investor opportunities

Learning Technologies France provides a useful environment for startups developing solutions for workplace learning, professional education and digital skills. The official startup directory includes companies presenting innovations across training and digital learning.

The startup ecosystem can include solutions for AI learning, content creation, assessment, language learning, skills development, learning platforms and digital education. The organiser’s startup directory includes companies such as 33 TRUCS, 3E Innovation, Adesoft, Anemon SMS Learning, Change the Work, Colean, Contournement, Edko, Evaluo, Innov’ Akademy, Ksiri Learning, Lyha, Manabou, Omniscol, Open Badge Factory, ReadSpeaker and others.

For startups, the event offers access to potential customers, technology partners, learning professionals and decision-makers. Investor participation can also emerge through the broader professional ecosystem, although the event is primarily an industry exhibition and learning conference rather than a dedicated venture-capital summit.

Exhibitors & technology companies

The exhibition features more than 410 exhibitors across the wider Learning Technologies and HR Technologies ecosystem. Companies include established learning technology providers, EdTech businesses, training organisations, software developers and specialist service providers.

Confirmed exhibitors and sponsors include:

• 360Learning
• Apolearn
• ISTF
• Kwark
• LumApps
• Procertif
• Septeo Education
• Teach Up
• TICTAC Learn
• Very Up
• Arts et Métiers
• Bealink
• Busuu for Business
• Cegid
• Cegos
• Cornerstone
• CrossKnowledge
• Didask
• Edflex
• Rise Up
• Speexx
• Training Orchestra

The organiser’s exhibitor directory provides the current company list and stand information, allowing visitors to identify relevant providers and build an itinerary before arriving.

Networking & business meetings

Networking is an important part of Learning Technologies France. Visitors can connect with technology providers, learning leaders, training specialists, consultants and other professionals working on workforce development.

The official event platform supports networking before, during and after the exhibition, including the ability to identify relevant contacts and arrange meetings. The organiser also promotes an Executive Club experience for learning and development decision-makers.

Business meetings can be particularly useful for organisations comparing multiple technology providers. Instead of simply visiting stands, attendees can prepare specific questions about implementation, integration, content management, learner adoption, analytics, security and scalability.

Startups and smaller technology providers can use networking to establish relationships with potential customers and partners, while larger companies can use the event to strengthen existing professional relationships and demonstrate new solutions.

Event rules & visitor information

Visitors should register before attending and bring the relevant confirmation or badge information provided by the organiser. The official visitor information explains that badges can be received electronically and that registration details can also be used for badge printing at the venue.

Important visitor considerations include:

• Professional registration: Provide accurate professional information during registration.
• Badge access: Keep the event badge available throughout the visit.
• Conference access: Follow any room capacity or session-specific instructions.
• Exhibition conduct: Respect exhibitors, staff and other visitors.
• Photography and recording: Follow organiser and exhibitor requirements when recording presentations or demonstrations.
• Business meetings: Respect scheduled appointments and meeting arrangements.
• Safety: Follow venue evacuation, security and staff instructions.

Visitors should also remember that the event is co-located with HR Technologies France, meaning the same professional badge can provide access to both exhibitions.

How to get there

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is located at 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 75015 Paris, France. The venue is well connected to the Paris public transport network and can be reached by metro, tram, bus, bicycle, taxi and private vehicle.

The venue is particularly convenient for visitors arriving from central Paris because Porte de Versailles is directly served by public transport. Visitors travelling from Paris airports or railway stations can combine metro, tram, rail and taxi services depending on their preferred route.

For international visitors, Paris has several major airports and railway connections, making the city accessible from across France and Europe. Visitors should allow additional travel time during busy periods and check the latest Paris transport information before departure.

Public transport & parking

Public transport is one of the most convenient ways to reach Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The venue is served by Metro Line 12, with Porte de Versailles station providing access to the exhibition complex. Tram services T2 and T3a also stop at Porte de Versailles – Parc des Expositions, while bus routes including 80 and 39 provide additional connections.

Visitors can also use Paris’s Vélib’ bicycle-sharing network, with a station located on Avenue Ernest Renan near the exhibition centre.

Those travelling by car should check the current Paris Expo Porte de Versailles parking information before setting out. Parking availability and traffic conditions can vary, and public transport may be more convenient during busy exhibition periods.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay in the immediate Porte de Versailles area or choose accommodation elsewhere in Paris with convenient metro or tram connections to the venue.

Useful areas include:

• Porte de Versailles: Convenient for visitors who want to stay close to the exhibition centre.
• Montparnasse: A well-connected district with rail and metro connections toward the exhibition area.
• Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Suitable for visitors who want to combine business travel with access to central Paris.
• Latin Quarter: Offers a central location with access to several transport connections.
• Invalides and Eiffel Tower area: Convenient for visitors seeking accommodation between central Paris and the exhibition venue.

Booking accommodation early can be useful because major exhibitions and conferences can increase demand for hotels across the city.

Accessibility

Paris Expo Porte de Versailles is a major professional exhibition venue with facilities designed to accommodate large visitor numbers. Visitors requiring specific accessibility assistance should check the latest venue guidance before attending and contact the organiser if they need event-specific support.

Accessible routes, lifts and venue services can vary depending on the pavilion and entrance being used. Checking the Hall 4 access information in advance can help visitors plan their arrival and movement through the exhibition.

Public transport accessibility should also be considered when planning the journey. Visitors with specific mobility requirements may prefer to confirm the accessibility status of their chosen metro, tram or railway connection before travelling.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition demonstrated the scale of Learning Technologies France as a major gathering for workplace learning and digital training. The organiser’s broader event statistics highlight more than 16,000 professionals, more than 410 exhibitors and an extensive conference and Power Session programme across the co-located Learning Technologies and HR Technologies ecosystem.

The exhibition brought together established technology providers and emerging EdTech companies, allowing visitors to compare learning platforms, digital content, AI tools, skills solutions, immersive technologies and other professional learning technologies.

The conference programme also explored major developments affecting corporate learning. Artificial intelligence, skills gaps, learner engagement, learning strategy, digital transformation and new approaches to professional development were among the important themes represented in the programme.

The event’s international dimension was another important feature. English-language sessions and international speakers provide visitors with perspectives from outside the French market, while the wider programme connects technology providers with learning and development practitioners.

The startup area also provides a platform for smaller companies to demonstrate emerging technologies and services. This gives visitors an opportunity to discover newer solutions alongside established suppliers and compare different approaches to learning technology.

Official registration & tickets

Professional visitors can pre-register through the official Learning Technologies France website. The organiser recommends registering in advance so visitors can receive their confirmation, badge information, programme updates and other event communications.

General visitor access has historically been free, with the official venue listing confirming free access for a previous edition. The current visitor registration route is also open to professionals in training, HR and digital learning, making the reference visitor ticket price $0.

Companies wishing to exhibit, sponsor the event or attend as technology providers should use the relevant exhibitor or business contact route rather than assuming that standard visitor registration applies. The organiser provides dedicated exhibitor information, company profiles, stand arrangements and exhibitor services through its online platform.

The official registration platform should be checked for the latest access conditions, programme announcements, exhibitor directory, venue information and badge instructions before travelling to Paris.