Teachers and lecturers
Product & Design
Human-Centric Experiences
Everything for teaching or advising on Product & Design careers in one place: the classroom pack, the career guide and, as employers add them, their articles, videos and resources. The career family has 8 areas of work.
Classroom pack
The Product & Design classroom pack is in development. A pack is published only once it has been built and its sources checked. Until then, the career guide is ready.
See which packs are openCareer guide
Every area of work, how people get in, pay and hiring, skills and where to find out more, built from the TechSkills Career Matrix with sources and dates shown.
From the industry
Resources and articles from employers working in Product & Design. Nothing is published until the TechSkills team has read it, and everything names the organisation that shared it.
Resources shared by employers
The first employer resources are on their way. If you work for an employer with a TechSkills portal account, you can share a resource from your portal and it will appear here once it has been reviewed.
Articles and stories
Policy & Research
What It Takes to Scale the Responsible Adoption of Agentic AI
Drawing on a four-part 2026 workshop series, techUK sets out what it actually takes to move agentic AI beyond pilots - covering technical readiness, organisational ownership, workforce AI literacy and governance - alongside what it wants from government.
Industry Insights
Welcome to techUK's 2026 Tech & Innovation Focus Week
techUK's 2026 Tech & Innovation Focus Week brought together member organisations across robotics, agentic AI, photonics, quantum and tech convergence, alongside a new photonics report and upcoming events including November's Tech and Innovation Summit.
Industry Insights
Event Round-Up: Future Careers in Emerging Tech
A round-up of techUK's Future Careers in Emerging Tech event, where panellists made the case that routes into AI, quantum, cybersecurity and semiconductors run through far more than traditional STEM degrees - and that soft skills matter just as much as technical ones.
People & Stories
Rethinking Pathways Into Tech
UBDS Digital's Katja Fischer argues that the most common route into a tech career, a computer science degree, is no longer the only credible one, drawing on her own move from a Psychology and Business Management degree into a Business Analyst role.
University & Provider Spotlights
Contribute to Our TechTogether 2026 Campaign
techUK's month-long March diversity and inclusion campaign is built around four themes, from career pathways to equity by design, and is open to member contributions in blog, interview or short video form.
University & Provider Spotlights
Innovative New UX Course Achieves Tech Industry Gold Accreditation
It is also the first Digital UX Degree Apprenticeship to gain Tech Industry Gold, the kitemark endorsed by TechSkills that denotes education and training relevant to digital and tech careers.
Over the coming months this is where employers will add their own articles, videos, lesson ideas and day-in-the-life stories for teachers. Nothing appears here until the TechSkills team has read it and published it, and every piece names the organisation that shared it.