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Registered Science Technician (RSciTech)
Are you an experienced technician with demonstratable skills and experience? Have you considered applying for a Registered Science Technician Award (RSciTech)?
The Registered Science Technician Award (RSciTech) is a registered mark recognising excellence for technicians working in science education. We are licensed by the Science Council to award RSciTech to eligible members. If you are not yet a member of ASE, you can join online.
BenefitsThe designation of RSciTech benefits all those concerned with science education. For you
For others RSciTech is of value to:
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CriteriaTo be eligible to apply for RSciTech you must:
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Fees£35 one-off application fee |
How to apply1. Download and complete the application form Form tip: Use the guidance notes on the right hand side of the form and add the text required which is highlighted in bold.2. Pay initial application fee online or send cheque payable to 'The Association for Science Education' with your application form 3. Submit to csciteach@ase.org.uk with copies of your certificates (compulsory) Your application will be reviewed at the next appropriate Registration Board. You may be asked for additional evidence or clarification at any stage in the application process. Upcoming deadlines:
There is a £20 annual fee to maintain registered status. This will be added to your ASE membership renewal. |
ContactPlease get in touch if you need any help with your application, including informal feedback on your draft application, please contact csciteach@ase.org.uk |
Maintaining your registered statusRegistered Science Technicians are required to continually maintain and update their professional expertise and competence. Find out more about the CPD Standards and our tips for the annual review. Renewing your award
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Case SudiesSelina Coleman RSciTech"I wanted my experience and expertise to be recognised outside of the science department by other staff, parents and school governors." Michelle McGaughey RSciTech"After 29 years working as a Science Technician and seen the job evolve and change so much, I saw the award as an excellent opportunity for the skills and professionalism of Science Technicians to be acknowledged." |
FAQsI live and work outside of the UK, can I still apply for this award?Yes. There is no restriction on international members making an application for this award. We will assess equivalency with regards to your qualifications. Please note that all supporting documents need to be provided in an English Language format. You will need to provide translations if the original documents are in any other language. |
Key DocumentsWe aim to support you throughout your application and registration, however we do have in place an appeals system and a disciplinary procedure. CRST2 General Requirements |