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Online training module

Once you have signed up to be an Academic Representative your next step is to complete your online training.

Click here to find out more about being an Academic Rep and sign up. Once you have signed up to be a Rep, complete the training below.

Academic Rep training steps.

  1. Complete the online training module (below). This should take you less than one hour, but take it at your own pace. It involves tutorials such as how to gather feedback and what tasks you need to complete for transcript recognition.
  2. Fill in the activity task to complete your online training

  3. Then submit your activity task to finalise your registration

  4. Complete your mandatory in-person training session (In-person Academic Representative training has now finished for this semester. If you would like to meet with a member of the union staff to talk through the role, please email studentreps.union@stir.ac.uk.)

  5. For additional information to support your journey as an Academic Rep, please download the Academic Rep Handbook

Online Training Module.

 

Movember.

Movember is an annual movement dedicated to raising awareness of men’s mental health prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Throughout November, people around the world come together to start conversations, challenge stigmas, and raise money to support men’s health. It reminds us that checking in with ourselves and others, speaking openly, and asking for help when needed can make a real difference.

Last year, the University of Stirling community came together, with 75 teams taking part and an amazing £52,000 raised for Movember! This year, we’re aiming even higher, with a target of £60,000. Join us this November as we come together once again to support men’s health, raise awareness, and be the difference.

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