Here you can find useful resources that should help answer any rep-related questions you have.
Thank you for dedicating your time to being a Rep. Whenever you carry out rep duties, such as attending committees, collecting feedback, and completing training. You can record this time spent as volunteering hours. At the end of your role, you can download a transcript of all the hours to use for your CV.
Click below to quickly send an email to everyone on your cohort, this can be a great way to reach all the students on your course for their feedback or to let them know of upcoming events.
Your role is to gather feedback from your classmates and make sure their views are represented. You'll share feedback with the UNION and ARU London staff, including at SSLC meetings.
No. Class Rep and Course Champion roles are voluntary.
You will normally be a Class Rep for the academic year.
You can speak to classmates, use group chats, ask questions before or after class, use the Messaging Centre, or use online forms. There are more ideas and guidance in the training and Rep Handbook.
SSLCs normally take place once per trimester. Information about your meetings will be sent to your student email.
Yes. There can be multiple Class Reps in the same class and you can work together to gather feedback and represent your classmates.
Yes. If you can no longer continue in the role, contact the UNION London team.
Class Reps agree to the role responsibilities and Code of Conduct when signing up. If you are no longer carrying out the role or following the Code of Conduct, the UNION may contact you about your Class Rep status.
We'll share additional opportunities with reps throughout the year. You can also get involved through UNION volunteering, events, societies and projects.
If you have any questions or need help with your role, contact the UNION London team.
Representation & Events Coordinator