Chemistry in politics

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Endpoint: Nick Harris has the last word

Whether you are a chemistry teacher in a school, college or university, or an industrialist, over the past few years you will have been bombarded with many Government 'buzz words' - 'the Leitch/skills agenda' and 'employability'; 'employer engagement' and 'co-funding'; 'mobility' of students and 'transparency' of qualifications; 'Bologna', and 'STEM' subjects. What do they mean for the future study of chemistry?

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