🎓 Programme Voice Representative (PVR)
For Keele University Students
Programme Voice Representatives (PVRs) are the essential link between students and the University, ensuring that feedback from your course is heard and acted upon. Whether you're new to student representation or returning for another year, this page will guide you through your role and responsibilities.
🧭 What You’ll Do as a PVR
As a Programme Voice Representative, you will:
- 🔍 Seek feedback from students on your course — including teaching, assessment, feedback, and learning facilities.
- 🗣️ Share insights with your School Voice Representative to help escalate wider issues.
- 🧠 Contribute to the Students’ Union by taking part in surveys, focus groups, and Have Your Say Days (HYSDs).
- 🤝 Support the SU’s representative work by providing feedback on proposals and attending meetings when invited.
View Programme Representative Role Description (Keele SU)
🧰 Skills You’ll Use and Develop
- ⏱️ Time management and organisational skills
- 💡 Critical thinking and problem-solving
- 📣 Confidence in speaking to students and gathering feedback
- ⚡ Energy and enthusiasm for shaping policy and campaigns
✅ Who Can Be a PVR?
Anyone! You don’t need prior experience — just a willingness to represent your peers and make a difference.
📚 Training & Support
All PVRs will receive training from Keele SU to help you feel confident in your role. You’ll also have access to ongoing support and resources throughout the year.
Access PVR Traning
🧑🎓 Want to Become a Programme Voice Rep?
Apply to Become a PVR at Keele
Applications open at the start of each academic year.