
ALT What does a School Rep do? Represent student views at the school and faculty level. Feedback on the outcomes of discussions. Support Course Reps, helping to resolve issues. Work with staff from BCU and your Students’ Union. Improve academic experience. Attend and engage in a variety of meetings. Submit reports each semester. Promote BCUSU campaigns and activities. Hours: 16.00 per month average. This may increase or decrease depending on the time of year, or level of additional workload you choose to undertake.

ALT Benefits: Annual bursary of £500. Earn points towards Graduate+ Bronze, Silver and Gold. Networking opportunities. Social events. Training and experience in a leadership role. Build CV skills. Gain confidence. Improve communication and problem-solving skills. Make a positive impact on the BCU community

ALT Are you passionate about representing students? If you said yes- then apply to become a School Representative for your faculty! As a School Rep, you'll make a positive impact and be the voice of your peers. You'll work closely with Course Reps, staff, attend meetings and promote campaigns and events relevant to your school. If you want to develop your leadership and communication skills while making a meaningful contribution to the BCU community apply now! Apply to be a School Rep today (link in post). Applications close: 14th April, 10am






























