In-roads had been made - Tradução em português
- Simon Vasconcelos
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I am an engineer, who has worked in the chemical industry for most of my working career. When I graduated in the 80s I assumed we were at the start of a new era for women in science: I studied alongside intelligent and motivated women, opportunities seemed aplenty, in-roads had been made.
But 20 years down the line, only 8.7% of British engineers are women, the lowest proportion in Europe, compared with 25% in Sweden. So what has happened?
But 20 years down the line, only 8.7% of British engineers are women, the lowest proportion in Europe, compared with 25% in Sweden. So what has happened?
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- Donay Mendonça
- Professor de inglês com 20 anos de experiência.
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Simon,
I am an engineer, who has worked in the chemical industry for most of my working career. When I graduated in the 80s I assumed we were at the start of a new era for women in science: I studied alongside intelligent and motivated women, opportunities seemed aplenty, avanços tinham sido feitos.
But 20 years down the line, only 8.7% of British engineers are women, the lowest proportion in Europe, compared with 25% in Sweden. So what has happened?
I am an engineer, who has worked in the chemical industry for most of my working career. When I graduated in the 80s I assumed we were at the start of a new era for women in science: I studied alongside intelligent and motivated women, opportunities seemed aplenty, avanços tinham sido feitos.
But 20 years down the line, only 8.7% of British engineers are women, the lowest proportion in Europe, compared with 25% in Sweden. So what has happened?
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