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answer › question first answered	2020-03-11T14:31:15.353Z
answer › is ministerial correction	false
answer › answering member printed	Elizabeth Truss

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is ministerial correction

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11/03/2020

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Women and Equalities

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Females: STEM Subjects

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What steps the Government is taking to encourage girls to study STEM subjects.

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Windsor

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Adam Afriyie

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is ministerial correction

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11/03/2020

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<p>We want to see more girls studying STEM subjects and are committed to improving the gender balance in computing, maths and physics, where uptake by girls is low. We are funding several interventions in this area. A-levels mathematics students are likely to earn on average 11 per cent more on their salary by the time they are 34, than students who choose not to study maths. Indeed, studying STEM can lead to a wide range of brilliant careers - from computer scientist to Minister for Women and Equalities.</p>

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South West Norfolk

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Elizabeth Truss

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11/03/2020 14:31:15

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