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This page gives information on how to contact us about general,
media or education enquiries. However, before contacting us, see
if your question is answered on our Frequently
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Customers are the top priority for the Met Office, whether
the general public, or a company. You can access our Customer
Centre, any time of the day or night by phone, fax or e-mail,
where trained staff will help you find the information or
products that are right for you. This service is partly funded
by the Ministry of Defence.
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Tel: 0845 300 0300 |
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Fax: 0845 300 1300 |
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Tel: +44 (0)1344 855680 |
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Fax: +44 (0)1344 855681 |
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enquiries@metoffice.com |
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| Careers in the Met Office |
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Hoping for a well-paid career to challenge and stimulate you,
one that has prospects, security and personal development?
If so, then employment with the Met Office could be for you.
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out more about careers in the Met Office
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The weather and its impacts are seldom far from the news. The Met
Office Press Office is staffed by trained meteorologists and is
available 24 hours per day. Journalists and researchers can obtain
information about the weather and the effect of weather on people
and business. They can also find out about the science and the supercomputers
that underpin weather forecasting and climate change prediction.
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Tel: +44 (0)1344 856655 |
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Our Education Service answers enquiries from primary and secondary
pupils and teachers. We provide basic general weather information
to help educate the public on matters relating to meteorology.
Working with teachers and educational publishers, we have created
a comprehensive range of products, suitable for all ages, helping
teachers to guide students from one stage to the next, from basic
concepts to detailed scientific principles, from wallcharts and
packs to interactive pages on our web site.
- Colourful posters, wallcharts, activity packs, worksheets and
web pages help students to enjoy learning about the weather and
how it affects their lives
- New products highlight the use of IT, numeracy and literacy
in the curriculum
This service is funded by the Department for Education and Skills.
Contact
the Education team
More on learning from the Met
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London Road
Bracknell
Berkshire
RG12 2SZ
United Kingdom
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