1. SSLC Staff Forum - 26 November 2014

2. Programme Introduction Programme Course Rep System - Changes - Role Descriptions Course Rep Elections - Reps in post - Reps trained Issues: - Nominations - Available positions - Matching students and course - Joint Honours - Outsourced data entry issues - Individual student issues Course Rep Training - Slides - Handbook SSLC Best Practice - SSLC Web Pages - Staff Handbook - SSLC Staff Newsletter - Staff Contacts - Number of Reps/positions - Guidance - Agendas - Minutes Benchmarking our Course Rep System

3. Course Rep System From 2014-15 Course Reps are elected for the duration of their course unless: They resign They miss two meetings in a row and are therefore considered to have resigned Their course mates call for an election Why? Continuity - most Reps already in place at beginning of year Allows concentration on electing first years and PGT/R Senior Reps - students trained to Chair SSLCs School Reps - one per SSLC to better liaise with Faculty Reps

4. Reps in Post & Reps Trained

5. 2014-15 FacultyTotal Possible RepsReps in PostPercentage in PostReps Trained Percentage in Post Trained HSS18915180%8556% SE1267560%5168% SMD 413893%1334% Total35626474%14956%

6. 2013-14 FacultyTotal Possible RepsReps in PostPercentage in PostReps Trained Percentage in Post Trained HSS16111571%8574% SE1269475%5963% SMD 433479% 11 of 12 in Post (1 st, 2 nd & Intercalating) n/a (20 1 st, 2 nd & Intercalating) (12 1st, 2nd & Intercalating) 55%92% Total33024374%15564%

7. Course Rep Resources

8. SSLC Web Pages

10. SSLC Newsletter

11. Benchmarking Course Rep System

12. QMUL

13. SMD