Guy Husher

I became a trainer because I enjoyed the training sessions myself, so I wanted to be able to teach other students in a relaxed environment in the same way I was.

Kat Rees

I would like to be a TRAKS trainer because it would be a great opportunity to help people develop the skills they feel need improving in a fun and enjoyable way. It is also a great opportunity to meet new people and further develop my own skills in communication and presenting to people.

Kassie Carry

It s a brilliant opportunity not only to develop my own skills but the skills of others. It’s one of the best things I have done so far at uni. The amount of jobs opportunities that I’ve gained since I have put in on my CV is huge – I’m really proud to be a traks trainer.

John Omizu

Building a successful career is something I have always thought of, and I see improving on those career skills as worthwhile. Being a trainee in the last session of TRAKS helped me a lot. I actually encourage everyone to embrace the program and take part in it.

Farah Mughal

The reason I wanted to become a TRAKS trainer was primarily so that I could improve my own skills as well as helping others to enhance their skills for a better future. I also thought that the reward of a recognised certificate for the training would appeal to employers, hoping this would come across as highly impressive and beneficial.

Ajibade Adesina

I decided to be a TRAKS trainer because I believe the best investment anyone could make in this world today is in people. The saying goes, 'Give a man a fish and he would eat for a day but teach a man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime.' For me, training social and personal development skills is a dream come true as I am a great believer in people. It is also a great way for me to be involved with the student union, giving me the chance to meet and interact with many people; and not to mention how great it will look on my CV, especially now that employers are looking way past just your degree!!

Richard Scarlett

"I decided to become a TRAKS trainer to help other students. I've had a lot of practice on my degree at all the aspects of the TRAKS courses and being a trainer gives me an opportunity to pass on that knowledge on to other students. I also think it’s a good way to help enhance others peoples skills and confidence".

Alex Fulker

I became a TRAKs trainer in order to not only better myself but to pass on my knowledge to other students. I want to become a teacher once I graduate and not only does it add to my CV for my application but also enables me to get an idea of what teaching is like.

Abigail - Ruth Neuman

The reason why I want to be a TRACKS trainer is because I love personal development. These are the skills that you don’t learn in a classroom but are expected when you try to find work. I like to extend my personal skills and therefore want to teach people what I myself learned and still about to learn. It’s also a great opportunity to meet people that want as well as me succeed in life.

Jinene Castellano

I’d like to become a TRAKS trainer because it is an excellent opportunity to improve my confidence in talking to groups of people; in turn this should improve my presentation skills which will be useful for both my university course and my career. Also, becoming a TRAKS trainer will allow me to meet many new and interesting people with different backgrounds and cultures.

Rebecca Healy

Learning and Development is something I live by. I am always finding a way to challenge myself or am achieving something I haven't before. This role will be no exception as it will be the first time I have volunteered. Volunteering has been one of my aims for some time now but I wanted to be sure whichever organisation/team I do this for that they will get the best out of my time and skills...I look no further!