A day in the life of an RSC regional coordinator: Adam Hunt

By Josh Howgego2011-09-01T09:52:00

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Adam Hunt is a man passionate about communicating the diverse range of careers that chemistry can lead to. He is now a regional education coordinator for the RSC. He tells Josh Howgego what a typical day at work looks like for him

Adam’s passion for communicating science arose when he became a chemistry technician in a high school. After completing his degree, Adam thought that working life might be one full of analysing lab samples. However, through helping teach chemistry, he began to realise what a breadth of options there really are.

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