Computer science opportunities, from childhood to career
Amazon Future Engineer is a comprehensive childhood-to-career programme to inspire, educate and enable children and young adults from lower-income backgrounds to try computer science.
Learn about our programmes
Primary
We have collaborated with non-profit organisation Code.org to create Hour of Code: Dance Party, an interactive dance-themed online coding tutorial that gives students the opportunity to code characters to dance to songs from leading artists.
Secondary
Train to be a computer science teacher with education charity Teach First and benefit from support and experiences from Amazon. You can also learn about how Amazon is supporting Teach First’s Careers Leader programme.
Apprenticeships
For students aged 18+ we’re offering support through apprenticeships. If you’re interested in becoming a computer science apprentice, click on the link below to find out how Amazon is providing support through a variety of different apprenticeships.
Bursaries
Amazon is working with The Royal Academy of Engineering to launch a new Amazon Future Engineer bursary scheme in the UK. Twelve awards worth up to £5,000 a year for up to four years will be made available to students progressing from A level or technical education courses to university.