US talent hunt should trigger more investment in STEM-related training here – -STEMGuyana Coordinator

The recent disclosure that the United States administration is offering visa incentives to attract international science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) students and researchers to that country as part of its mission of increasing its talent pool in those disciplines has attracted attention in some likely targeted countries, including Guyana, where the move is being seen as a development that may further denude what are already modest talent pools in those disciplines.

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