Student Ambassador Scheme

St George’s Student Ambassadors

Representing St George’s

The workIn all roles you are a representative of St George’s but some are more specific…

•Open day guide•Delivering a presentation about your course•Manning an HE fair stand

Sometimes with another ambassador or member of staff, sometimes by yourself.

Student Recruitment

• 5 members of staff, including 2 enquiries assistants

• All deliver presentations and visit schools, colleges and HE events

• Will be able to offer some support and advice for events

So what do you know already?

St George’s Undergraduate Courses• BSc Biomedical Informatics• BSc Biomedical Science - with optional sandwich

year• Medicine - 5 year course with optional BSc• Medicine - 4 year Graduate Stream• Foundation for Medicine• Foundation degree Paramedic Science• BSc Physiotherapy• BSc Diagnostic Radiography• BSc Therapeutic Radiography

Don’t worry – you don’t have to memorise these! Just remember:

• Don’t answer a question unless you are certain• You can refer people to other sources of information• Your experiences, whilst helpful, may be out of date

Entry requirements

Important Information1. MMIs:• An innovative and new way of assessing

applicants• A series of different, short ‘interviews/activities’

rather than a single long interview• Five minutes in each ‘station’ before moving on• Range of different activities that could involve:

- Answering questions- Explaining your thinking- Role play with an actor- Practical tasks

Important Information2. Adjusted Criteria• For applicants who are not predicted AAA we

will look at school performance and compare their grades to the average for their School

• If their performance is 60% above their School average they will still be considered for an interview and may receive a lower offer to minimum of BBCb

So what do we expect?We expect as a representative of St George’s that you will:•Consider your message•Think about your audience•Behave appropriately •Represent fairly•Be honest