Information technology trainers: salary in the UK

£37,440

About £30,476 a year after tax (England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 2026/27)

median salary a year, full-time

£3,120 a month About £2,540 a month after tax

Gross pay before tax, including bonuses, commission and overtime. Not included: benefits in kind such as a company car. About the data

Pay range

The dark part is the middle half of full-time employees (25% to 75%); the light bar runs from 10% to 90%. ONS doesn't publish the highest or lowest salary, and x means a figure wasn't published.

Pay by year

The median went from £35,206 in 2021 to £37,440 in 2026 (+6%); for all full-time employees in the UK it changed by +31% over the same years.

Figures by year
P10P25MedianP75P90
2021xx£35,206xx
2022xxxxx
2023xx£35,847xx
2024xx£39,952xx
2025xxxxx
2026xx£37,440xx

ONS figures for each year, not adjusted for inflation. Years before 2021 used a different occupation classification, so they can't be compared. Earlier years are ONS's revised figures; the latest is provisional.

Half of full-time employees in this occupation earn less than £37,440 a year and half earn more. That is 8% less than the median for all full-time employees in the UK (£40,911).

Ranked by median, it is number 177 of the 362 occupations with a published figure.

At the median salary, take-home pay after Income Tax and National Insurance is about £2,540 a month in England, Wales or Northern Ireland and £2,536 in Scotland.

Percentiles

PercentileAnnualMonthly
10th (P10)xx
20thxx
25th (P25)xx
30thxx
40th£36,064£3,005
Median (50th)£37,440£3,120
60th£38,375£3,198
70thxx
75th (P75)xx
80thxx
90th (P90)xx

Take-home pay at the median

Where you livePer yearPer month
England, Wales, NI£30,476£2,540
Scotland£30,437£2,536

After Income Tax and National Insurance for 2026 to 2027, with the standard tax code and no pension or student loan. Work out your own take-home pay · Take-home pay on £37,000

Job titles in this occupation

ONS codes these 13 job titles to SOC 3573 Information technology trainers. Pay figures are for the whole occupation, not for each title.

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Source: ONS, Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings 2026 provisional, Table 14.7a (full-time employees, gross annual pay, UK, tax year ending 5 April 2026). Provisional figures may be revised.