The Basic Rep Training modules are compulsory for all new undergrad and postgrad taught reps, and should take about half an hour to complete.

1. Introduction to Student Representation - Being the Voice of Students
2. Contacting your Students - Using Message Centre
3. Collecting Feedback - How to be ABCD Effective
4. Collecting Feedback - Active Listening
5. Presenting Feedback - Being Proactive
6. Presenting Feedback - Constructive and Assertive Negotiation
7. Reporting Back to Students - Closing the Feedback Loop
8. CLEAR Aims and SMART Planning
9. Quality Assurance and Working in Partnership
10. Equality and Diversity

1. Student Leadership Conference 2020
2. Personal Development and Skills
3. Peer Mentoring

The Officer Training modules are compulsory for all new Subject Chairs and College Officers, and should take about half an hour to complete.

1. Introduction to Student Leadership - Being a Guild Officer

Subject Chair

2. Subject Chair Responsibilities
3. Leading Your Council - Managing Your Reps and Coordinating Activities

College Officer

2. College Officer Responsibilities
3. Effective Engagement - Fostering a College Community

General

4. Chairing Meetings - Agendas, Chairing and Actions
5. How a College Works - Working with Uni staff

• Officers - Subject Chairs and College Officers
• Equality Reps - Accessibility, BAME and International

• Subject Chair
• Subject Reps
• Combined Honours Reps
• Placement and Study Abroad Reps
• Equality Reps
• Portfolio Roles
• Society Reps
• PGR Reps
• Student Champions

• Links and Resources
• National Student Survey
• PRES
• What is Quality Assurance?
• Student Intelligence Hub (Coming Soon)

As part of our support package for Officers this year, we have signed up to the WonkHE SU Subscription programme. This offers Officers and Staff access to the wide variety of briefings, training and resources that WonkHE have on Higher Education. The Officers have already started to benefit from this by attending some really thought provoking and accessible webinars over the last few weeks.

There is no limit on our access to the programme and so if you would like access, please follow the steps below;

1. Visit - the WonkHE site
2. Click ‘Add New User’ on the ‘SUs+’ Menu – Complete the form
3. Wait for your confirmation email and then log into the site.

In particular there are some very good sessions in the webinars focussing on particular issues which may affect how you represent specific students, on race equality and attainment, on disabled students and on other relevant groups.

• Contact Your Chair
• Book Rooms
• Use Message Centre

• How to Chair a Meeting
• Managing Your Reps
• Removing a Rep from Post

• Creating a Newsletter
• Organising Events
• Promoting Yourself as a Rep