To our new students - we are very pleased to welcome you to your chosen programme. We are looking forward to supporting you in your studies, helping you learn and apply this learning in practice settings and seeing you progress in your career.
To our existing students – welcome back to your programme. It can be hard getting back into the swing of studying, but we are here to support you in your learning. We want to listen to you, to learn ourselves what is helpful to you so please talk to your tutors as well as using the more formal routes of communication.
Working - whatever HE level you are at, don’t forget the Employability and Careers Service at CCCU is here to help you with your CV, ideas of work that use your Graduate Skills and this support can continue for a year or more after you finish.
To Employers - we are interested in hearing about the educational needs you have for your workforce. These may be Health Profession related or use the expertise of our professional areas which are adaptable to many contexts.
Please contact kate.springett@canterbury.ac.uk| .
Research and knowledge exchange
Visit the ahpf (Allied Health Professions Federation) website| where you can read more about the RFAHP (Research Forum for Allied Health Professions).
Click here for its most recent newsletter (January 2012|)