Do you know someone who deserves recognition?
Nominations close 5pm Wednesday 19 June
You have only three weeks left to nominate someone for one of our education prizes – there are 11 categories for you to choose from, with prizes for every education level. Don’t miss out on this chance to get someone recognised for the amazing work they do.
Refresh, review and revise five new chemistry topics
Review my learning worksheets are designed to encourage independent learning and help teachers to identify misconceptions and knowledge gaps. Five new topics have been added to join the existing worksheet packs, covering:
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representing elements and compounds
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solubility
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chromatography
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fractional distillation
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addition polymers
These are completely free to use and access, and each worksheet comes with three levels of support to help you build confidence in every learner.
Just added: four brand-new case study posters for your classroom
Showcase chemistry careers that are changing the world
Our case study posters showcase a diverse range of jobs that are making the world a better place through chemistry – from quality control at a world-leading genomics research organisation, to developing sustainable fabric from pineapple leaves at a startup.
Use the posters to show your students how a career in chemistry could help them make a difference to the world. There are now eight posters to download, print and share with your students, including both academic and vocational routes into chemistry.
Have you considered having a mentor?
Be empowered in taking the next step in your career with our mentoring scheme
Mentors are experienced professionals that have been through the same situation as you and are equipped with the experience to help you develop and progress your career, supporting you in your goals.
Empowering voices: Advancing social mobility in the chemical sciences
Thursday June 13, 2024, 11am – 12pm (UK time)
It is a widely held belief that university plays a key role in increasing social mobility. However, there are socioeconomic barriers to attending university.
Join us for this hour-long, interactive webinar that coincides with Social Mobility Day. Our speakers will delve into the socioeconomic inequalities limiting progression in the chemical sciences, with presentations and open and honest panel discussions.
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