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| The following services exist to support students during their time with the College. |
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| Campus Services |
| The staff in Campus Services provide a clear point of contact for students, and help them by giving impartial help, advice and guidance. You will find the Campus Services office near the reception area of each campus. In particular staff in the Campus services office can help with queries regarding enrolment on courses, fees, college transport, grants and other financial help. |
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| Welfare Advice |
| This service provides help and advice with personal and practical problems needing immediate action, such as State benefits, financial matters, personal problems, health problems and legal issues. Most campuses have a welfare officer who can usually be contacted in the student common room or at campus services. |
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| Career Advice |
The college use the services of Careers Wales who work closely with college staff to help students find out more about the world of work and to choose a career which matches their skills and ability.
.To visit the Careers Wales website click here. |
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| Students Parliament (Union) |
| The Students’ Parliament plays an active part in improving the college and is affiliated to the National Union of Students. All students are entitled to free membership. The parliament organises social events as part of its wide range of activities. Each campus has a student parliament where students discuss ways of improving the College. |
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| Student Support Policies |
| The college is proud of the support provided to students. In addition to Equal Opportunities, including a Disability Statement, a number of policies are in place and these describe how the college supports and manages students. For further information click here. |
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| Money Guide |
There are a number of ways you can be helped with the costs of studying. For information click here |
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| HE Induction Guide |
| As well as preparing yourself for the new challenges ahead, you're probably thinking about what university life will be like when you arrive. So in between rushing around buying student essentials and enjoying your last days of freedom, take some time to read through this induction guide. It includes loads of useful stuff that will help you enjoy your first few weeks at university, whether you want to find out how to access your student email account or how you can improve your ICT skills. |
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| Catering Services |
The larger College sites have catering facilities for staff and students providing reasonably priced high quality refreshments to get you through the day. |
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| Chaplain |
| The chaplain is available to help deal with many personal issues including those relating to faith. Read more here. |
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