Teachers: nominate your technicians for an award

By Education in Chemistry2013-01-01T00:00:00

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The Salters' Institute are asking teachers to nominate their science technicians for recognition in a national award

The Salters' Institute are asking teachers to nominate their science technicians for recognition in a national award.

Established in 2002, The Salters' National Award for Science Technicians aims to 'publically acknowledge the immense contribution that technicians make to the well-being and success of schools and colleges'. The institute hopes that the awards will 'heighten the awareness of the importance of science technicians to education in this country.'

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