A virtual school trip for every future engineer. Explore the technology and careers behind Amazon’s Fulfilment Process, with a Robotics Fulfilment Centre Tour on Kahoot!.

Play either in a classroom or independently, with both primary and secondary versions of the tour. The tour can also be played as a full tour (45 - 60 min) or split in half to tour over multiple days (25 - 30 min each day)

Bring an Amazon employee to your classroom to help your students better understand what it’s like to work in the tech industry... and what it takes to get there! By exposing students to in-demand careers and diverse career role models, it can bring them new possibilities, inspiration and motivation.

Our Class Chat volunteers will share their personal career stories and insights, as well as answer your student’s career questions.

Welcome to Coding for Climate Action - a 6-week curriculum allowing you to teach coding by engaging students in climate action. Created by Amazon Future Engineer, Digit<all>, and the Micro:bit Foundation, this programme invites Key Stage 2 and 3 students to harness the power of coding for a cause that truly matters: safeguarding our planet.

Turinglab, supported by Amazon Future Engineer, is an online platform for teaching Python programming in a fun, engaging and accessible way for students, primarily aimed at KS3. Turinglab helps develop students’ independence, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills while making it easier for educators to teach coding effectively and monitor progress.

Code Club is a Raspberry Pi Foundation programme that supports a network of educators to run free, extra-curricular coding clubs for learners aged 9 and above. Discover how you can use Code Club’s free, easy-to-follow coding projects to help young people at your school build their digital skills, creativity, and independence through learning to make things with code.

Code Club is a Raspberry Pi Foundation programme that supports a network of educators to run free, extra-curricular coding clubs for learners aged 9 and above. Discover how you can use Code Club’s free, easy-to-follow coding projects to help young people at your school build their digital skills, creativity, and independence through learning to make things with code.

Digit<all> offers free training and professional development for teachers with a focus on coding, data science and physical computing and engaging girls in STEM subjects. The training enables teachers to develop their pedagogical approaches, develop subject knowledge and explore creative and contextual approaches to engage young people.

Use MIT App Inventor to enable students (aged 13+) to code their own skill suitable for Alexa. No Amazon device required. All skills are built with block code, making it easy for anyone to learn the basics of Voice Ai!

Explore how music, coding, and entrepreneurship can effect positive change. Your Voice is Power is a project-based curriculum that introduces the fundamentals of computer science to students through an exploration of music and social change.

STEM Learning run a well-established and successful continuing professional development (CPD) programme, with a variety of delivery methods to suit both your needs and the needs of your school. Their courses are developed by experienced subject experts and cover a range of topics spanning subject-specific knowledge and skills, pedagogy, leadership and more.

Amazon Future Engineer has supported a number of ENTHUSE Partnerships - A collaboration between 8-10 schools, supported by £25,000 worth of support over two years. Each partnership will develop a tailored two year action plan by STEM Learning, including:

• Teacher CPD combining residential, local and online courses
• Free, curated and quality-assured resources
• Teacher placements in a STEM-related industry or university department
• Engaging with STEM Ambassadors to inspire young people
• STEM Clubs to engage young people and develop practical skills

The Amazon Future Engineer bursary is a national bursary programme aimed at supporting women A-level and BTEC/OCR(or Scottish equivalent) students from low-income households who wish to study computer science or related engineering courses at UK universities.

These bursaries aim to help address underrepresentation and accelerate the rate of progress. They will provide successful women applicants with a financial support package worth up to £20,000 to cover expenses related to attending university, including tuition fees or accommodation and living costs.

In partnership with Teach First, we’re supporting the recruitment of 25 Computer Science Teachers a year, benefitting some of the most disadvantaged schools across the UK.