Sentence examples for maths and technology from inspiring English sources

More than 20 leading institutions, including Southampton, Warwick and Reading have signed up to provide short courses in subject areas such as science, maths and technology.

He and his colleagues then set about injecting workplace practices into school life.Today science, maths and technology modules are accompanied by presentations about related careers.

We hope that all groups in the Lords will support our amendment to delay the imposition of this charge unless the government can explain how our schools and hospitals are to find the maths and technology teachers to provide the increase in these subjects it has now promised, as well as the trained nurses we need, without drawing on recruits from overseas.

National Grid is achieving this through running educational activities in schools to encourage young people of all levels and backgrounds to pursue science, engineering, maths and technology careers, while staff are encouraged to undertake some form of volunteering during their time at the company.

Mandelson said there would now be 10,000 extra places available on science, engineering, maths and technology (STEM) courses in England and that universities could choose to take more students, but that they will not get extra money from the government to teach them.

Neil Carberry, the CBI's director of employment and skills, said: "Business demand for science, maths and technology skills has long outstripped supply.

This leads to the premature abandonment of important science, technology, maths and engineering (Stem) subjects, Dame Athene said.

They are enrolled in an extra-curricular class run by the nearby American University of Nigeria (AUN), which prepares them for university degrees in science, technology, maths and engineering.

In stark contrast, though, 87 per of computer science undergraduates were men (20,460 compared to 3,125 men) and 85 per cent of engineering students (24,710 to 4,405) - showing that pleas from Education Secretary Nicky Morgan for girls to take up the so called STEM (science, technology, maths and engineering) subjects have fallen on deaf ears.

Business studies and economics are good, and maths, science and technology are extremely useful.

Virtually half the school day was to be devoted to maths, science and technology.