Students showcased their innovative projects following a technical education programme at Amazon's Peterborough fulfilment centre.
The three-week initiative provided 12 Peterborough Regional College business and IT students with the chance to develop workplace and digital skills.
They learned coding, discovered Amazon's logistics, and worked on projects simulating real-world problem-solving.
The programme concluded with a graduation ceremony where students presented their own projects to the Amazon team.
Tomislav Batinic, Amazon Peterborough site leader, said: "At Amazon in Peterborough, we’re passionate about helping young people unlock their potential.
"It’s been inspiring to see students embrace coding, cloud technology and teamwork throughout the programme.
"We’re proud to support them as they take their next steps toward becoming tomorrow’s business and technology leaders."
Jensen Maughan, a programme participant, said: "This experience has helped me learn so many new skills.
"I’ve really enjoyed the projects and working with the Amazon team.
"Presenting our ideas to them has been a highlight, and I feel more confident about my future career."
The programme forms part of Amazon's commitment to support communities where it operates.
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