BE part of something bigger
SIP Membership
That’s why with SIP membership, you’ll get access to our specialist skills team offering employer friendly advice and guidance across areas such as apprenticeships, careers outreach and national skills policy.
Apprenticeships
Careers Outreach
How can SIP membership support you?
Connect with a vibrant community of professionals who share your ambition for skills in our sector. Taking part in SIP employer-led strategic skills groups covering Apprenticeships, Careers Outreach or Regulatory Compliance offers you the chance to be inspired, share your ideas and drive our sector to new heights
Collaborate and share best practice
Influence the decisions that affect our industry
Through the power of one collective voice, SIP members speak out on the skills challenges affecting your workforce. Ensuring science industry employers are empowered with a strong voice to shape the skills agenda, influencing policy makers on the unique challenges we face in our sector.
Switched on business support
With SIP membership, you’ll get access to our specialist skills team offering employer friendly advice and practical support across areas such as Apprenticeships, Careers Outreach and Skills Policy.
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Be part of SOMETHING BIGGER
The Science Industry Partnership has championed practical action to encourage people from diverse backgrounds into the industry and supported employers in their efforts to put this into practice.
Our sector thrives on innovation and this depends on people with the right skills, experience and passion. SIP exists to ensure employers can shape and support the skills system to meet the demands of the present and the future.
Knowing that SIP holds regular dialogue with Government departments on the skills agenda is a great bonus for us.
Bradley Eldridge
Biosample Operations Associate
Roche Products Ltd
My education & career path:
After performing well in my A Levels and achieving A,A,B, | decided to go down the Apprenticeship route when leaving school. I am now doing an apprenticeship at Roche Products Limited.
Why did you become a SIP Ambassador?
I want to promote different careers in Science as the younger generation may not know what is available to them.
Daniele Acquisto
Associate Scientist, GSK
& Chair of the SIP Careers TaskForce
My education & career path:
I studied chemistry, biology and Italian at A Level and then went on to do a 5 year degree apprenticeship at GSK studying towards a BSc Applied Bioscience at the University of Kent.
Why did you become a SIP Ambassador?
I wanted to share my experiences with young people making decisions about their education and career paths.
Eleanor Bines
Associate Programmer & Analyst
GlaxoSmithKline
My education & career path:
I studied Mathematics at the University of Leeds, and completed internships during my summer breaks, where I learnt to code in SAS.
Why did you become a SIP Ambassador?
I want to help to inspire others to explore the many doors and pathways that STEM can open to them.
Become a SIP member today
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