Have you ever thought about becoming a space scientist? Or working at the cutting-edge of technology creating gadgets that will become high street favourites? Or maybe you are looking to educate or employ talented people in this area and donít know where to start.
In the post-feminist world such dreams should not be out of reach, and yet in the science, engineering and technology (SET) industries women still make up only a pitiful 18% of the workforce. If you are looking for a new challenge and want a decent wage into the bargain, then why not consider SET as an option? Or consider a women for your next position.
From here you watch a series of exclusive videos in which people working in SET roles give you their unique perspective on the industry and all it has to offer women. Today Amrita Ahlwuwalia, female Scientist and university professor gives her advice with a mentee from one of her schemes.
Amrita Ahlwuwalia - Female Scientist and university professor and a mentee from one of her schemes: click here
Elspeth Farrar - Imperial college head of careers and a woman returning to work after 16 years looking after a family: click here
Helene Hine - Cosmetic Scientist talks about her role and being in a male dominated environment: click here
Lorna Aitken - Schools career advisor and girls who have taken work experience in SET industries: click here
Mark Andrews - CEO of NG Bailey (construction company) discussing more women in the workplace: click here
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Women Getting Ahead
Have you ever thought about becoming a space scientist? Or working at the cutting-edge of technology creating gadgets that will become high street favourites?
