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So, here I am, a 'Wandering Scientist'!
This wasn't really part of the plan if I'm honest.... When I was at school, and people asked what I wanted to do with my life, this would not have been the first thing on my list...... That said, neither would it have been the last thing on my list. At the time, I was not aware that there would be possibilities in the future to work in such a flexible way without having a "proper" job.
The purpose of this blog is to act as a vent for my frequent ramblings, to document the successes (and inevitable failures) of my progress starting out on this Freelancing adventure, and possibly to offer some insight to others who may be considering a similar non-conformist career path.

Wednesday, 11 May 2011

Exciting Times!!

Well, it's been a busy couple of weeks!
My market research was incredibly helpful, with a lot of positive feedback, and a few real gems of information as to what schools in different areas and circumstances want and need. Many, many thanks to the Head Teachers and Science Co-ordinators involved!
The upshot of this, is that we are 'good to go' with marketing my freelance science activity days as a bona-fide business. As a result, the Dr D's website is now under construction, and should go live within the next few days..... Further info to follow!
Posted by Wandering Scientist at 21:43

4 comments:

  1. michael11 May 2011 at 23:30

    RAWK on, Dr. D!

    I think you might be pioneering in the world of freelance itinerant science teachers.

    Best of luck now you're good to go, and cheers!

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  2. michael16 May 2011 at 01:13

    RAWK on, Dr.D!

    You're blazing a trail for future wandering science-wizard-teachers. I bet you turn kids on to the wonder of the physical world, and that's beautiful.

    -A fan in the U.S.

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  3. Wandering Scientist16 May 2011 at 08:50

    Why Thank you Michael!

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  4. GeeDeeDubya16 May 2011 at 15:09

    keep up the good work \o/

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