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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. -
Amazon Goes Gold for children with cancer
During September, Amazon is raising awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Special events will highlight the innovative work being done by hospitals and charities to increase the survival rate of paediatric cancer. -
Retail's digital transformation
Speaking at the British Retail Consortium Annual Lecture, our UK Country Manager, Doug Gurr, identified five ways in which digital is transforming retail and called on the industry to work together to help prepare the UK for the future world of work. -
Amazon donates over £3M to relief organisations in the UK to support those impacted by the COVID-19 crisis
Donation is part of Amazon’s broader ongoing efforts to support customers, employees, and communities in the UK and around the world. -
Amazon plays host to first ever LGBT+ Leaders STEM conference
Amazon teams up with Pink News to host the largest careers event in the UK for LGBT+ undergraduates in STEM fields. -
Will Carling on why technology is changing our experience of rugby
The former England Rugby captain explains how new data insights are providing unprecedented levels of depth and context to the game. -
Pupils discover the winning formula for becoming an F1 engineer
What does it take to be one of the best engineers in the business? We invited five young people from Hertfordshire to our AWS re:Invent cloud computing conference in Las Vegas to find out. -
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. -
6 ways cloud computing powers innovative organisations
Across 190 countries around the world, Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides secure, reliable, scalable and low-cost cloud computing to millions of customers. -
How Amazon Alexa is helping children learn to code
As part of our commitment to promoting the diverse range of exciting careers available for young people in STEM, Amazon’s UK head office opened its doors to the next generation of innovators and inventors. -
Robot challenge sparks pupils’ passion for tech careers
With robot designs ranging from a futuristic alarm clock to a medicine dispensing bot and a gadget to help blind people read, pupils have been busy getting creative at Amazon’s Development Centre in Scotland.
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