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Trends in secondary education in the UK and what they mean for civil engineering
More UK secondary school children are studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects but this has had little effect on the numbers going into civil engineering careers. Marie Horton of EngineeringUK looks at the reasons why and what this means for the profession.
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