Dear All,

I am a recent graduate in Biomedical Sciences,currently working in a food laboratory.

However, I am interested in moving into the Science Communication field as soon as possible.

My knowledge in the field is little, I just have done a short online course and have no experience at all.

It is in my plan to get more knowledge in the field, but in the meantime I think that would be a good point to try and find a position that suits me. Therefore, I am trying to get those companies that are able to offer training, or first opportunity positions to get involved in the field of communicating science. I will even do a voluntary job (I live in Cambridge, so better this area or London).

I would appreciate any suggestion, advice or if you know about any position that fits me, just let me know. 

Many thanks,

Mar Martin 

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