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Skills for the Chemical Industry

September 15, 2016

Technicians make a critical contribution to the chemical industries’ workforce. However, there are growing concerns about the capacity of the FE sector to deliver the required numbers of technicians to meet future demand. A seminar organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry, Gatsby Charitable Foundation and the Salters’ Institute, held in March 2015 at the Royal Society of Chemistry in London.

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