Student Representatives

As you begin your classes at Mont Rose College, it’s important to choose a class representative. This representative will play a crucial role in ensuring your voices are heard at Student Union meetings and will follow up on plans and initiatives that affect your student experience.

The class representative will

  • Represent your class at Student Union meetings
  • Communicate your concerns, suggestions, and feedback to the Student Union
  • Keep your class informed about important updates, events, and initiatives
  • Work with the Student Union to implement plans and improve students’ life
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Selecting a dedicated and proactive class representative is essential for making sure your class’s interests are well-represented. We encourage you to nominate and vote for a classmate, who you believe will best serve in this role.

Let’s work together to make your time at Mont Rose College the best it can be!
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Be the Voice of Your Class

Class Representatives are the bridge between students and staff at Mont Rose College. They ensure every student’s voice is heard, helping to improve teaching, facilities, and overall student life. By becoming a Class Rep, you’ll play an essential role in shaping the MRC experience for yourself and your peers — while developing leadership, communication, and teamwork skills that will benefit you far beyond college.

  • What are the responsibilities of a Class Representative?

    Class Representatives are expected to:

    • Make sure all students in their programme know who they are and how to contact them.
    • Collect student feedback on academic issues, college facilities, and services such as welfare, employability, alums, and progression.
    • Attend Class Representative Committee Meetings and share student concerns or suggestions.
    • Provide feedback to students about the outcomes of meetings and actions taken.
    • Attend (where required) meetings such as the Board of Governors, Academic/Quality Assurance Board, Human Resource and Welfare Committee, and Programme Committees.
    • Escalate issues that cannot be resolved within the class representative committee to the relevant committees.
    • Work with the Student Union for campaigns, events, and student initiatives.
    • Most importantly, all students should be represented fairly, not just their personal opinions.

  • What are the benefits of being a Class Representative?

    Becoming a Class Rep is both rewarding and impactful. You will:

    • Develop leadership skills by representing your classmates and contributing to decision-making.
    • Strengthen communication skills by sharing student perspectives with staff and peers.
    • Gain professional experience that enhances your CV and employability.
    • Shape the student experience by directly influencing teaching, facilities, and policies.
    • Expand your network by working with staff, Student Union members, and fellow representatives.
    • Be recognised as a student leader who actively improves college life.