Become a student ambassador
Student ambassador roles give you the chance to lead, inspire others and make a positive contribution to college life. You can represent Barnet and Southgate College, support events, create content, promote student voice and help build a welcoming community.
Why become an ambassador?
- make a difference to your College community
- build leadership, communication, teamwork and peer-support skills
- gain experience in events, marketing, sustainability, digital support, safeguarding, wellbeing or student engagement
- meet new people and work with staff across the College
- develop confidence, creativity, organisation and digital skills
- strengthen your CV, UCAS application or future job applications
Choose an ambassador role
Marketing Ambassadors
Work with the Marketing and Admissions teams to support Open Days and Taster Sessions. You could welcome prospective students and families, guide visitors, support event set-up, collect feedback and create photos, videos or stories for College social media.
Who it could suit: This role could suit you if you are interested in marketing, events, content creation or meeting new people.
Green Ambassadors
Promote sustainability, conservation and environmental responsibility across the College. You could support campaigns, encourage other students to get involved and help create digital resources.
Who it could suit: Previous activity has included litter-picking for the Great British Spring Clean and planting more than 80 hedges to support biodiversity.
Digital Ambassadors
Help students build confidence with technology and digital learning. You could support students with iLearn, Microsoft 365, Teams, Wi-Fi, printing, online resources and digital appointment systems.
Who it could suit: This role could suit you if you enjoy technology, are willing to learn and would like to help others use digital tools.
Wellbeing and Safeguarding Ambassadors
Help promote positive mental health, wellbeing and a safer College community. You could signpost support, promote awareness, create resources and encourage students to ask for help when they need it.
Who it could suit: This role could suit you if you care about wellbeing, inclusion, peer support and helping others feel informed and supported.
Interested in becoming an ambassador?
Ask the Enrichment team about current roles, expectations and how to express your interest.