The Benefits of a Peer Facilitation Programme

Adams, Christian and Cormack, Isabel (2007) The Benefits of a Peer Facilitation Programme. Investigations in university teaching and learning, 4 (2). pp. 42-47. ISSN 1740-5106

Abstract

The student peer support scheme has been running for all years that London Metropolitan University has been in existence, and previously to this in different forms at the heritage institutions. Currently, a central coordinator runs the programme throughout the university, attending to training and administration and liaising with departmental contacts. After a thematic review the peer support programme was relocated from the Students’ Union to Student Services in April 2007, falling under the student development area (‘Reach’) of the Career Development and Employment Service (CDES).

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