slovak chemical society

slovak chemical society(schs) is  one of the oldest, largest and therefore the most important scientific and professional organizations in Slovakia. schs which was founded in 1929 has currently about 1,000 members in the field of chemistry and related fields and is a member of the association of slovak chemical and pharmaceutical companies and a member of the european association for chemical and molecular Sciences (EuCheMS). schs members work in more than twenty expert groups and work closely together within the framework established by the slovak chemical and pharmaceutical companies with Slovak biochemical company with the slovak society of industrial chemistry,  slovak society of chemical engineering and the slovak pharmaceutical company. schs provide opportunities to cooperate with other European and global organizations chemicals. It aims to extend the reach of all aspects of education in science and engineering beyond national borders .schs cooperates with established professional or other associations in the furtherance of its objectives. The objectives of slovak chemical society is to implement, consult or supervise programs for the assessment of skills and knowledge in science and engineering, with the emphasis on chemistry; to undertake education and training programs, especially those concerning innovative approaches and technologies; To operate as a consultant or assessor in programs concerning education and training; to provide certification of achievement when assessments have been carried out under appropriate conditions. There are very active committees and a community oriented towards the chemical education and lifelong learning that organize, sometimes in collaboration with the local higher education institution courses, lectures for members, as well as for the general public. The decisions within the Society are always taken as a consensus of majority. The executive committee of the society has in the complex and broadly biased issues the final word. The society offers to its member’s services, perks and benefits of third parties, linked to the society.