Student Life

You and other Class Reps will run a class meeting once a year with the rest of your classmates. This meeting is known as the Classroom Viewpoints meeting. You will need to make sure that the topics discussed in the meeting are written down. The meeting notes are then passed to your course tutor, who will then discuss them at their course meetings.

As a Class Rep, you’ll also take issues raised, if they’re not related to the course, to the Class Rep Meetings – held once a term. You’ll then get feedback from the course tutor and from the Big Class Rep meetings, which you’ll share with your group.

In your first term, you and all the other Class Reps will be invited to the first Big Class Rep meeting. This will give you the information you need to get going – and there will be some fun activities to break the ice and help you get to know everyone.

You’ll also receive more training, which will include what to do with information your classmates tell you, and linking with Student Services.

• Enhance your CV and any job or course application form
• Helps you stand out from the crowd and shows leadership qualities
• Opportunities to be involved in campaigns that affect you and make a positive impact
• You can be elected as Campus Rep
• You can be elected as Student Vice President
• You can be elected as Student President for the whole of Coleg Cambria.

• Register your details on the Student Voice Website as soon as you’re elected
• Attend Class Rep training in the first term (you have to book yourself in for training via the registration form)
• Attend all Class Rep meetings (once every term) – check out when they are by looking at the calendar on your emails
• Carry out the Classroom Viewpoints meeting in Term One
• Talk regularly with your classmates about course matters and college wide issues – any safeguarding issues should be taken to your tutor or student services
• Report back to your classmates what happens in any meetings you attend and pass on any other information you are asked to
• Consider putting yourself up for election as Campus Council Rep and/or Student Vice President and/or President 
• Log into your college email account at least once a week to pick up your Class Rep Alert (email)
• Keep in regular touch with the Student Voice website for any information you need to pass on to your classmates and the “Class Rep Page” for advice and support you may need throughout the year
• Be the point of contact for your classmates and staff.

Transport providers and timetable information can be subject to change. For clarification, please contact Student Services via telephone/email or your On Track dashboard.