Staff Student Liaison Committee (SSLC)
The Staff Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) is a mechanism by which students and staff can communicate and obtain feedback about all aspects of the BPP experience including the programme, facilities, student welfare, careers, activities and pro bono.
The SSLC is made up of student representatives from every tutor group on every programme at BPP who are nominated at the start of the year. These representatives meet with staff in order to raise issues or concerns, suggest improvements to the course content and structure, and offer feedback on new initiatives.
The role of an SSLC representative includes:
- To promote careers and pro bono events and initiatives to fellow students by making announcements within classes;
- To direct colleagues to careers events and student support resources that are available on the Hub/VLE or www.bppstudents.com website;
- To advocate their peers views at SSLC meetings with programme leaders and staff;
- To liaise with the members of the Students’ Association team and keep them abreast of any issues;
- To keep students informed of the outcome of SSLC meetings.
Minutes from SSLC meetings will be reguarly reviewed by the Students' Association team and the actions agreed with the Schools tracked. Students are welcome to contact their Programme Leaders should they wish to view the relevant SSLC minutes.
Those who would like represent your peers as a SSLC Representative should make this known to their personal tutor or programme team who will provide further details on how to apply.
SSLC Rep Training Video:
Personal Benefit of being a Student Representative
Being a student representative is a great opportunity for your personal development. It is a useful addition to your CV due to the skills that you will use and develop whilst carrying out the role. You can also ask us for feedback on your performance during your time in post. And what could be more rewarding than the chance to influence the future of your student experience?