Training and Development for our Student Leaders

Published by Freya Gill-Stevens on

In June 2021 we ran Committee Fest – our annual training and development festival for incoming student leaders.

This year we:

  • Ran 29 virtual training events, covering everything from finance to events, and campaigns to social media.
  • Trained 251 incoming student leaders, with students attending on average 2+ events each.
  • Worked to develop leaders from 108 different student groups.

What did students think?

  • 100% would recommend Committee Fest to a friend
  • 96% said the sessions improved confidence in their ability as a student leader.
  • 98% said the session has supported their development as a student leader.

Categories: Academic Year 2020/21

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