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At Amazon, we invest in the communities where our employees and customers live. Our Amazon in the Community programme seeks to help children and young people reach their potential in today’s digital world.

• Amazon  is working in partnership with Magic Breakfast to help ensure that no  child is too hungry to learn through the provision of healthy breakfasts.  Research shows a strong positive link between children eating a nutritious  breakfast at school and pupil attainment. We are funding one million  breakfasts in 77 schools across the UK in the 2017-18 school year,  ensuring over 5,000 children a day get a nutritious breakfast and are able  to start the day ready to learn.
• In Kind Direct re-distributes products donated by retailers and manufacturers to charities working in the UK. Since we joined forces with In Kind Direct back in 2009, we have donated over 170,000 products worth over £4.5 million, and in 2017 alone we’re on track to donate £1.5 million in goods and 47,000 products to over 1,800 charities and voluntary organisations across the country.
• Our goods have supported a range of charities including Community Youth Project, a charity working in Newbury; Y services for Young People, a charity based in Hampshire; Ripples Foundation, a charity focused on woman empowerment and youth development; and Alington House Community Association in County Durham.
  Since 2009, Amazon has donated more than £3.4 million of products to thousands of charities across Britain through In Kind Direct.
• Amazon  is working in partnership with the charity Beanstalk to help children  improve their reading. Our funding enables community and employee  volunteers to deliver one-to-one reading support to build confidence and  ability among primary school children. Beanstalk has set the ambition to support 18,000 children with their reading by 2018 and we are committed to helping the charity to reach this goal.
• The Amazon Women in Innovation Bursary is helping young women from less advantaged backgrounds fulfill their ambitions of a career in innovation and technology by providing financial support. We  provide funding for up to 24 students per year into the programme, over their four years of study. The programme is run at universities in cities where we have a development centre, including the University of Edinburgh, King’s College London and Churchill College at the University of Cambridge.
• At Amazon, we’re constantly looking for ways to further reduce our environmental impact. Get to know our sustainability programs – like Frustration-Free Packaging and wind and solar farms – here.    

As a graduate or intern joining Amazon, you can have multiple opportunities to innovate and solve real-world, complex technical and business problems. We have career opportunities available for undergraduates and advanced degree students across the globe with diverse academic backgrounds.
 

Visit amazon.jobs to view positions in the following areas:  
 

• Graduate non-tech full-time positions 
• Graduate non-tech internship positions 
• Graduate tech full-time positions 
• Graduate tech internship positions 
• MBA  full-time positions 
• MBA  internships 
• Post-Graduate research full-time positions