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Career in science, engineering or technology

I’ve recently come across a web site with some really great resources if you are a woman who seeks to gain a career in science, engineering or technology.

http://www.setwomenresource.org.uk

There looks like plenty of information to help women make the move, including job sites and details on short courses. If you visit this site I would be very interested to hear what you think of it, so do let me know.

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