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Class Rep Handbook 2018-19

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What does it mean to be a <strong>Class</strong> <strong>Rep</strong>?<br />

levels of college life, is to find out what our students think.<br />

As one of our <strong>Class</strong> <strong>Rep</strong>resentatives you will play a very important part in ensuring that<br />

a fair representation of the Student Voice is heard throughout the college. You will be<br />

involved in a range of activities, such as:<br />

Holding regular discussions with your class to unearth any issues or problems that<br />

need to be addressed/resolved and ensuring these are brought to the attention of<br />

two formal course/departmental meetings per academic year or by submitting a<br />

Acting as a link between your fellow class members and the Student Association<br />

by attending three student <strong>Rep</strong>resentative Council (SRC) meetings to look at<br />

Benefits of being a class rep<br />

Being a <strong>Class</strong> <strong>Rep</strong> allows you to get actively involved in<br />

the decisions made about your education. It is a great way of increasing the<br />

quality and standards within the college and can benefit you, your peers and<br />

future students.<br />

Transferable skills There are countless skills to develop as a <strong>Rep</strong>;<br />

negotiation, diplomacy, problem solving and communication skills to name but<br />

a few. These are all skills that can benefit your studies, personal life and in<br />

your future career.<br />

Employability Prospective employers want to see more than just a<br />

qualification and often look for those with the types of skills above. If you can<br />

show you’ve done something outside of your course then this will prove you<br />

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