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Amazon apprentices win gold at WorldSkills 2019
Amazon apprentices Luke Vials and Mantas Budraitis became the WorldSkills UK national champions, achieving gold in the Robotics category at the UK’s largest skills, apprenticeships and careers event. -
Hour of Code – inspiring children with superstar help
This week Amazon supported Hour of Code with their initiative to introduce tens of millions of children across the world to computer science. -
Kindle Storyteller Award winner hits the high notes
Ian W. Sainsbury’s first-ever psychological thriller The Picture on the Fridge scored this year’s Kindle Storyteller Award thanks to a solid hook and a shocking twist. -
Ex-military tech entrepreneurs share their business advice
Each year 15,000 people leave the military in the UK. When entering the job market, ex-service personnel bring a wealth of unique and hard-earned skills which are often untapped in the tech sector. -
Amazon Music gives the gift of free streaming
Top playlists and thousands of stations are now available to stream on even more devices, free. -
Small businesses in the Shetland Islands learn how to sell globally on Amazon's online store
On the Shetland Islands, a group of local small businesses were the latest to learn how to sell their products directly to customers around the world through the Amazon stores. -
How does peer-to-peer mentoring at Amazon work?
Amazon Circles is our global peer-to-peer mentoring programme that fosters connections between employees, helping to build more meaningful relationships. -
6 ways to get involved with This Is Engineering Day
On Wednesday 6th November, Amazon is supporting This Is Engineering Day – an exciting annual campaign that brings engineering to life for young people around the country. Here’s how you can get involved. -
Flexible working is important to Amazon employees
Flexible, part-time and remote working at Amazon helps our employees to embrace the challenge and chart their own path. We spoke to five employees who benefit. -
How I started my own delivery business with Amazon’s help
Former Amazonian and Army Captain Ed Hattersley tells the story behind Warrior Logistics, the independent business he founded with the help of Amazon, and his commitment to helping veterans in their civilian transition.
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