Title: The Daphne Jackson Trust
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- Jennifer Woolley
- Director
- The Daphne Jackson Trust
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- Daphne Jackson
- and the Daphne Jackson Trust
- Academic and Industry based Fellowships
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- Who was Daphne Jackson?
- Britains first female professor of physics
- Lifelong campaigner for women in SET
- Realised retraining was needed following a career
break - Devised a pilot Fellowship Scheme in 1985
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- What is the Daphne Jackson Trust?
- The Trust was set up as an Independent Charity in
1992, following the untimely death of Daphne
Jackson, to continue her inspired work - The Trust arranges Academic and Industrial
Fellowships to enable SET professionals to return
to their careers after a break
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Quite simply, we place SET Professionals back
where they belong.
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- The Daphne Jackson Trust
- The UKs foremost returners scheme
- 155 Fellowships awarded to date
- 90 success rate of returning SET professionals
to SET careers - Work highly praised as exemplary by the UK
Government
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- Daphne Jackson Academic and Industry based
Fellowships. - Involve both updating skills and a Research
Project - Are half-time and salaried
- Normally last for two years
- Are held in Academia or Industry where there is a
Research and Development facility
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- Daphne Jackson Academic and Industry based
Fellowship applicants. - Must have a first degree in a SET discipline
- Must have worked in a SET career
- Must have had a career break of two years or more
- Must be resident in the UK
- May be male or female
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Demographic Information Numbers 2004 2005 2006
Fellows in Post 35 36 40 Active
Candidates 41 36 43 Total Enquiries 146 117 1
96
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Daphne Jackson Fellows enjoy many benefits.
- Practical return route
- Access to Mentoring
- Support network
- Training courses
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(continued) Daphne Jackson Fellows enjoy many
benefits.
- Updated skills
- Best practice in the work place
- Confidence in their ability to work
- On a level playing field with their peers
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- Daphne Jackson Fellows are individually
sponsored during their fellowships - Sponsors with an interest in the proposed
research are matched with Fellows - There are 3 methods of supporting a Fellow
- Sponsor
- Sponsor and Host
- Host
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Example of Fellowship Costs DIRECT COSTS Two
years, half time Research Salary (including
employers contributions towards N I and
Superannuation) 35,599 Fellows travel and
other expenses (Extraordinary Expenses
Allowance) 2,000 INDIRECT COSTS Selection and
Assessment Training Support and Guidance
Mentoring Operating Costs 9,500 Total
47,099
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There are many benefits to the Individual, the
Sponsor, the Host, the Economy and the UK The
Individual Retraining and updating of
skills Boost to confidence and
self- esteem Return to a SET
career Contribution to the community The
Sponsor Means for British science to
flourish Stem waste of human
talent Unlocks potential of a talented
individual
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There are many benefits to the Individual, the
Sponsor, the Host, the Economy and the UK The
Host Useful contribution to a research
programme High calibre, highly motivated
individual Enhancement of external
relations Potential to employ a highly
skilled individual with good research
knowledge
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There are many benefits to the Individual, the
Sponsor, the Host, the Economy and the UK The
UK Return on investment in education and
outlay on training Productive and highly
skilled member of the workforce for many
years Return of scarce talent to the
workplace
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The Daphne Jackson Trust helps professionals
with SET skills get Back where they belong!
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Contact the Trust website www.daphnejackson.or
g telephone 44 (0)1483 689166 Email
djmft_at_surrey.ac.uk