STUDENT VOICE
SAE Institute values the importance of the student voice and student feedback within the programme of study and always seeks to respond to student feedback in a positive and timely fashion.Lead Student Representatives
At each of our campuses, we have a Lead Student Representative.SAE STORE
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Student Voice at SAE Institute
Students can communicate their feedback about their study at SAE Institute through various channels:
By completing the induction feedback survey within the first month of study;
By completing the student feedback survey for each trimester of study;
Through monthly Student Representative meetings;
Via their elected Student Representative who attends Campus Board of Studies in week 7 of each trimester of study.
By completing the induction feedback survey within the first month of study;
By completing the student feedback survey for each trimester of study;
Through monthly Student Representative meetings;
Via their elected Student Representative who attends Campus Board of Studies in week 7 of each trimester of study.
Student Representatives
SAE Institute operates a Student Representative system intended to promote communication between the student body and the Institute. The Student Representative group is made up of a team of students that normally consists of one elected Student Representative per cohort (class/intake) for each programme. It provides a forum for constructive debate and is intended to gauge student suggestions, with the aim of implementing effective measures to optimise the learning experience for current and future generations of students.
Board of Studies
Elected Student Representatives from each programme cohort attend their Campus Board of Studies during each trimester of study.
The purpose of the Board of Studies is to provide an effective forum for discussion between students and staff involved in all aspects relating to the academic experience of students in campus programmes with a more formal procedure than is normally the case with the fortnightly student representative meetings.
Membership includes:
Student Representatives for each programme
Academic Coordinator (Chair)
Dean UK
Student Services Manager
Campus Manager
Academic staff aligned to the delivery of the programme or modules
Support services staff
Voting and the electoral register
Please think about registering to vote during your time at SAE. If you're British, or a Commonwealth or Republic of Ireland citizen you are entitled to register to vote in all elections in Britain. Citizens of European Union states are entitled to register to vote in local and European elections.You need to be on the electoral register to vote in elections and referendums. To find out more click the link below.