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Samsung Solve for Tomorrow: Technology for Good Competition

Inspire the Next Generation of Innovators

Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is a free, award-winning innovation programme designed for young people aged 11 to 18 across the UK and Ireland.

The competition challenges students to develop a technology-based solution to a real-world problem, helping them build creativity, teamwork, problem-solving and employability skills while exploring future careers in technology and innovation.

Competition Categories

Students can enter individually or in teams of up to four and submit an idea in one of three categories:

  • Smarter Sport

  • Greener Future

  • Safer Online

Free Resources for Schools and Colleges

Teachers, careers leaders and educators can register to access a range of free resources designed to support participation and help students develop their ideas.

The programme provides an engaging way to explore technology, sustainability and innovation while encouraging students to think about how technology can create positive change.

Key Dates

The deadline for entries is 18 January 2027.

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