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Posted yesterday • Years 12, 13 • Ages 16–18
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Explore how AI and automation can make work smarter through an award for Year 12 and 13 students studying Maths, Sciences or Computer Science/IT. Apply online for a chance to reach the finalists’ ceremony, with prizes including mentoring, professional networking and a live hackathon experience.

Closes 15 February 2027Prize: Consideration for a place on the 2028 apprentice programme, plus an Insight Day with technical experts, mentoring sessions, a networking breakfast, a live in-person hackathon and two English Football League match tickets.

This award celebrates young people with a strong interest in AI, automation and using technology to improve the way we work. It is part of the Future Apprentice of the Year Awards and is run in partnership with Sage, a technology company that supports businesses with smarter ways of working.

The opportunity is aimed at students in UK schools, colleges and sixth forms, specifically those in Year 12 or 13 who are studying Maths, Sciences or Computer Science/IT at A level or BTEC. Applicants complete an online application and may be asked to answer partner questions and take online tests, depending on the stage they reach.

Successful finalists are invited to an awards ceremony where the winner is revealed. Prizes include mentoring, networking with professionals, a live hackathon experience, match tickets, and the chance to fast-track towards future apprenticeship opportunities.

Computer ScienceTechnology, Software & AI
Application Deadline

15 February 2027

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9 April 2027

Awards Ceremony

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  • A current student at a school, college or sixth form in the UK
  • In Year 12 or 13
  • Studying Maths, Sciences or Computer Science/IT at A-Level or BTEC
  • Applications are particularly encouraged from under-represented groups such as women or those from lower socio-economic backgrounds

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