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Make yourself heard at Coleg Cambria. Student Voice is a fantastic way to get involved outside the classroom, by presenting ideas you or your classmates have to improve the college and your experience of it.
There’s nothing better to put on your CV or university application than Student President. You’d be one of only two Presidents at Coleg Cambria, so it’s a very lucrative role! You’ll be a helping hand and an empathetic ear for all your fellow students and their comments or concerns. As well as that, you will:
If you successfully apply to be a Student VP, you’ll be one of only five students lucky enough to secure this role. As a VP, a lot of your responsibilities will be similar to those of the class and campus reps, but you’ll also:
You might prefer being a Campus Rep. You’d be one of twelve campus reps at your site, with all twelve reps usually becoming very fast friends. As a Campus Council Rep, you’ll have all the duties of a Class Rep, but you’ll also:
Be elected as a representative for your class to give a voice to your peers. You’ll receive training and support from the college in the first term to help you in your role. All you need to do is register to attend via the Student Voice website. As a class rep you’ll:
During your time as a Student Rep, you will be given essential training to assist you with your role. Using these skills you will be able to raise discussions with your class every term and bring them to your Curriculum areas Student Rep meeting.
As a Student Rep, there are many benefits! On top of all of the training you shall get, we will also give you a free Student Rep hoodie and you will also have the option of going on a free teambuilding day along with other reps from across all Coleg Cambria sites.
Get involved with Student Voice to really make a difference while you’re at college. It’s the best way to really be heard and you’ll not only see positive change at Coleg Cambria; you’ll be making it happen.
There are many ways to get involved, but the fastest way is to put yourself forward as a Class Rep this September by letting your tutor know you’re interested. As an elected Class Rep you’ll be the voice of your classmates, able to run your own class meetings and attend Rep Review meetings to discuss college-wide student issues. Take this great opportunity to have your say!