For Young People

Your future does not need to be mapped out yet.

Meet people building the future and discover what you could create with technology.

Build the core journey

Meet it. Explore it. Create it.

Meet it

Meet real people working across technology and hear how they found their way into it.

Meet the Role Models

Career explorer

Technology needs more than coders

Choose what interests you and discover the people and roles behind it.

These are just examples—there are many more roles and routes.

What could you create?

Start with a problem worth solving

You do not need to know everything before you begin. Start with an idea, test it and improve it.

Design an app

Create an app idea that responds to a challenge in your school or community.

Explore AI for good

Consider how responsible AI could support education, health or the environment.

Become a cybersecurity detective

Solve an age-appropriate digital-security problem.

Imagine the future

Design a technology product, service or experience that could improve everyday life.

These are exploration themes. Not every challenge is currently available as a live event.

Find your next step

There is more than one way into technology

At school

Subjects, clubs, personal projects, careers conversations and work experience.

College and sixth form

A-levels, T-levels, vocational courses, apprenticeships and independent projects.

After school or college

University, apprenticeships, entry-level roles, bootcamps and portfolio-building.

Starting independently

Online learning, challenges, community programmes, personal projects and volunteering.

Routes, entry requirements and availability vary. Check current information with your school, college, careers adviser or provider.

Safety and participation

Take part safely

School-based opportunities are arranged through schools, colleges, parents, carers or responsible adults. We do not ask young people to share sensitive personal information through this website.

We do not collect:

  • • A child's home address
  • • Personal telephone number
  • • Personal email address from younger pupils
  • • Date of birth
  • • School timetable
  • • Sensitive personal information

If you want to express interest:

Ask your school or teacher

Ask a parent or carer

View public opportunities without creating an account

You only need somewhere to begin.

Meet the future. Try something new. Find your pathway.

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