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Help! Inspire the Next Generation of You
Whether you work for a multinational pharmaceutical company or a small engineering firm, or anything in between, you can play an invaluable role by communicating the excitement and importance of your work to young people and by showing them that they can use their creativity in STEM to help solve some of the world’s most serious environmental, social, health and energy problems.
Working with schools and young people in your area offers so many benefits and advantages to both you and your organisation, such as raising awareness of your industry and potential careers, creating PR opportunities; to strengthening your own skills in communication, planning and presentation via a new audience and having the opportunity to make a difference.
So why not make a difference to the STEM skills shortage and help inspire children to become the next generation of scientists, engineers and mathematicians by putting to use your STEM skills and knowledge as a Science and Engineering Ambassador? All we ask is that you carry out one activity a year. For more information contact carol.harrison@rtcnorth.co.uk or call t: 0191 516 4400, alternatively visit www.stemnet.org
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Carol Harrison .
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