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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. -
AWS re/Start expands to ‘level up’ cloud skills across UK and Ireland
With new cohorts launching this year in Belfast, Birmingham, Blackpool, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle and more still to be announced, AWS re/Start is bolstering the tech talent pipeline and creating new career opportunities for all. -
Meet the students benefitting from the Amazon Future Engineer bursary scheme
Together with the Royal Academy of Engineering we have now expanded our Amazon Future Engineer bursary scheme to support women studying computer science and related engineering courses at UK universities. -
Sea-cleaning robot and sanitiser-dispensing phone shortlisted for the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize
A shortlist of 40 inspirational projects from teams aged 11-16 are in the running to win a top prize for young inventors of £20,000. -
Unlock your career as a computing teacher with Amazon Future Engineer and Teach First
Amazon Future Engineer and Teach First are working together to help bring skilled computing teachers to schools serving disadvantaged communities across the UK. Applications are now open. -
Top tips to win the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize
As the deadline approaches for entries to the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize, past winners have been sharing their inspiration with this year’s contestants. -
Encouraging the next generation of innovators to use tech for good
Delivered by Nesta Challenges, the Amazon Longitude Explorer Prize pairs science, technology, engineering and maths with entrepreneurial life skills to encourage young people from all backgrounds to compete and turn great ideas into reality. -
Amazon’s Black Employee Network teams up with Conscious Youth
Huddersfield-based community organisation Conscious Youth is set to benefit from a new donation and partnership with Amazon’s affinity group for black employees. -
Introducing the AWS Educate Challenge for UK universities
With the AWS Educate Challenge, university students across the UK and Ireland will compete for top prizes by building their cloud computing skills. -
Why ‘STEMinism’ matters in the classroom and beyond
In partnership with Teach First, tour leaders at Amazon Fulfilment Centres have been exploring how to encourage more girls to pursue further study and careers in STEM.
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