Apprenticeships & Certifications
Are you ready to build your future?
Combine theoretical learning with practical, hands-on experience — without taking any time off work. Take your life in a brand-new direction with certification programs and apprenticeships to match your skills, ambitions, and preferences.
As an apprentice, I can gain hands-on design and research experience as I continue to grow as a designer. – Felicia
PIT Training & Certification
Get a free certification to use Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) so you can learn how to properly drive forklifts and other heavy equipment — invaluable experience for careers in operations, logistics, or even construction.
Amazon Technical Academy
Transition into entry-level software developer engineer roles at Amazon with this nine-month, full-time program, made by expert engineers at Amazon. This program is free for employees and doesn’t require previous computer training — only a high school diploma or GED.
Robotics Management Apprenticeship
Learn the world of robotics and mechatronics. Amazon employees participating in this apprenticeship receive 12 weeks of paid training followed by on-the-job training to learn how to maintain and repair the machinery that keeps Amazon Warehouses running.
AWS Grow Our Talent Program
Receive on-the-job training and job placement opportunities for Amazon employees and entry-level candidates with nontraditional backgrounds.
Participating employees are hired into roles like data center technicians and operations technicians, and complete in-person, on-the-job training for up to six months.
Participating employees are hired into roles like data center technicians and operations technicians, and complete in-person, on-the-job training for up to six months.
User Experience Design and Research Apprenticeship
Take a step towards becoming an in-demand UX designer and researcher on teams across Amazon (including Prime Video, Alexa, Amazon Web Services, and Amazon Fashion) when you get involved with the new User Experience Design and Research Apprenticeship.
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