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South Africa needs more engineers — and more women must be supported into the profession

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South Africa needs more engineers — and more women must be supported into the profession

South Africa’s engineering skills shortage makes it essential to improve women’s progression from STEM education into engineering careers.

Financial aid, academic support, mentoring and psychosocial services can help more students complete demanding qualifications.

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