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The National Space Academy (NSA) of United Kingdom is one of the co-host organizations of Future Space Scholars Meet (FSSM). Since launching in 2008, the NSA has engaged with more than 50,000 st ...
The National Space Academy (NSA) of United Kingdom is one of the co-host organizations of Future Space Scholars Meet (FSSM).
Since launching in 2008, the NSA has engaged with more than 50,000 students, nearly 6,000 teachers and hundreds of industry professionals. The NSA started in Leicester, England and now deliver all over the world thanks to their amazing team of Lead Educators and Project Scientists.
The NSA experts continuously educate, inspire and collaborate. The NSA team uses the inspirational context of space to teach physics, chemistry, biology, math and engineering, and they facilitate pathways into the space sector.
The lead educators of the NSA are all current teachers. As a registered charity, they are partially funded by the National Space Centre and a group of generous supporters and partners like the UK Space Agency and European Space Agency. This helps keep their sessions and resources relevant, inspiring and practical.
See more information about NSA:
https://www.nationalspaceacademy.org/
Since launching in 2008, the NSA has engaged with more than 50,000 students, nearly 6,000 teachers and hundreds of industry professionals. The NSA started in Leicester, England and now deliver all over the world thanks to their amazing team of Lead Educators and Project Scientists.
The NSA experts continuously educate, inspire and collaborate. The NSA team uses the inspirational context of space to teach physics, chemistry, biology, math and engineering, and they facilitate pathways into the space sector.
The lead educators of the NSA are all current teachers. As a registered charity, they are partially funded by the National Space Centre and a group of generous supporters and partners like the UK Space Agency and European Space Agency. This helps keep their sessions and resources relevant, inspiring and practical.
See more information about NSA:
https://www.nationalspaceacademy.org/
