Student Trainer Scheme
This great initiative supports students to run workshops on a variety of topics, designed to educate and upskills their peers!
This semester we have workshops under the following themes
Imperfection
Disability Awareness
Global Connect
Communication- Willlingess to Communicate
Find out more about these and when they are running below!
We are always open to new, exciting ideas and will work with you to turn them into skills opportunities for your peers. Workshops can focus on academic or personal development skills. Whether you already have specific activities in mind, or just an idea for a workshop, we can help to bring your vision to life.
If you have any additional ideas, please get in touch with the Skills Training Team to discuss how we can support you to create a workshop or blog to be shared with your fellow University of Bath students.
Imperfection
Hosted by Kira and Mia, join these sessions to talk through Imperfection in the many forms it takes. Use these sessions alongside the online modules or a chance to reflect separately- Please note this isnt a formal support group - please speak with Student Services if you require further support. These sessions facilitate discussion and activity around the topic itself.
Disability Awareness
Join Harmony, Amelia and Lily as they guide you through sessions aimed at educating and raising awareness of Disability and surrounding topics. This also includes signposting to others who can support your journey.
Communication- Willingness to Communicate
Led by Vienne, PHD student, discuss the importance of communication and what makes people willing to speak up in a classroom environment
17 November 12.15-13.05 Chancellors Building 4.5
24 November 12.15-13.05 Chancellors Building 4.5
Global Connect
Find your people, discover your city and make the most of your time at Bath.
Hosted by Aldeen, PHD student and Annette, Skills Development Manager alongside some guests! Designed by international students for international students, share top tips for campus and city and get connected! Going through topics such as networking, activities you may be interested in and academic expectations as well as any questions you may have.
Running 2.15-3.05 17 November, 24 November, 1 December, 8 December Chancellors Building 4.7
I want to be a Trainer, why should I get involved?
There are many benefits to becoming a Student Trainer. Being involved will help you to…
- Develop your confidence in facilitation and presentation.
- Develop your confidence in marketing workshops/ events.
- Work with various stakeholder in The SU to organise and host workshops/ events.
- Promote your group more widely to the student body.
Our semester one cohort is closed. Semester two will open in December