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Student Ambassadors

Who are they?

Every year during the summer term, we recruit about 40 ambassadors to help represent the College at events. To apply you need to be aged 16-19 and be enrolled on your second year at City of Bristol College, on a full-time course. Most of the work ambassadors do involves talking about their own College experiences to school students, but also there are a number of public events that they get involved in.

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What do they do?

Photograph: Three smiling student ambassadors.Some of the jobs are listed below:

  • Support College Induction
  • Conduct tours around College centres
  • Visit schools to talk about the College experience
  • Help out at Advice Sessions
  • Feature in College marketing material and the local press

In all these activities students get loads of support from our Schools’ Liaison team, so no need to panic.

What do they gain?

  • Photograph: Three smiling student ambassadors.Basic training
  • Money! £5.50 per hour
  • Valuable work experience for their CV
  • Flexibility to work when they want
  • A chance to meet and socialise with a new group of people

What the ambassadors say

Photograph: Rana Hassaninia.'Being a student ambassador helped me build up my confidence as well as letting me know more people and students from different areas of the College.'
Rana Hassaninia.






Photograph: Chris Middleton.'You get to see new places and meet people of all ages and backgrounds. It's great for your CV and gives you confidence.'
Chris Middleton.






Photograph: Nicola Conneely.'It broadens your knowledge and most of all it's great fun.'
Nicola Conneely.






So you're interested?

Email studentambassador@cityofbristol.ac.uk for more information.

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