What are Course Reps? Students who represent their fellow students to the University A Communication link with the University Who has a Course Rep? You & every student at Northumbria Every year of every course What do Course Reps do? Attend various University meetings & feedback to students Seek out students’ views Raise issues of concern with the University The Course Rep System
Do you: Believe students should have a say in decisions that affect them? Believe students should play an active role in their own education? Want to help others have a better experience of University life? Want to experience student life to the full? Want to leave University with more than a qualification? Benefits of being a Course Rep: Make new friends, meet like-minded, motivated students Learn skills to help you get a job e.g. communication, presentation skills Help resolve course problems Get involved in the wider work of the Students’ Union & University Receive a certificate acknowledging your development Have the opportunity to undertake Northumbria Plus Why should you become a Course Rep?
Your Students’ Union provides: Course Rep handbook to guide you through your year A comprehensive training programme Opportunity to attend the Course Rep Conference in St James Park Support & guidance from your Vice President Academic Affairs, School Reps and Advice and Representation Centre Support & impartial advice from Students’ Union staff Social events for Course Reps Support for Course Reps