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Effectively addressing the science skills shortage

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Monday, 5 December

Author

Mark Rosser

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December

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The skills shortage in science related careers is widely reported; last year, the DfE stated that, “jobs vacancies in high level STEM occupations (those requiring science, technology, engineering and maths) are almost twice as likely to be left unfilled due to a lack of staff with the right skills, new research shows”.

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