Red Award (University Of Reading)

Have you collected your RED Award certificate?
There are over 100 RED Award certificates to be collected! Get recognition for all your hard work.
Pop in to the first floor of the Carrington building to get it.

It's never too late to sign up to the RED Award! Want to find out more? Book via the RISIS portal to attend our next introduction session:
Friday 15 February 13:00 - 14:00 Chancellors G13

Lakeside B&M Care are looking for volunteers to help with Christmas present wrapping on:
Friday 14th 10.30 to 2pm Saturday 15th 10-2pm Sunday 16th 2-8pm... Tuesday 18th 10.30 to 1.30pm
Interested? Contact lakesideactivities@bmcare.co.uk #volunteering #REDAward
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Great work by University of Reading students volunteering at the Reading Lions Club fundraising fireworks spectacular this weekend! #volunteering #fundraising #makingadifference
Student volunteer? Get your activity recognised through the RED Award: http://student.reading.ac.uk/…/careers_ …/grow/red-award.aspx

What is the RED Award?
The RED Award is the Reading Experience and Development Award. It is exclusive to UoR students and enables students to make the most of the extra-curricular activities and experiences on offer outside of their academic programme.
This award requires students to do 35 core hours of core activity (paid work/ work experience/ internships/ additional volunteering), 10 hours of volunteering and 5 hours of Training & Development sessions - all of which will b...e recorded on your Activity Checklist.
After completing your 50 hours, students will attend a completion session in which they will learn how to reflect on their experience and development as well as learn the best way to include this in their CV.
To find out more about the RED Award and how to sign up, go to the website:
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Here's what University of Reading Careers events are coming up this summer term! Book events on MyJobsOnline: https://reading.targetconnect.net/student /login.html Be sure to get involved!

Core Activity and Training & Development: MyJobsOnline is a website exclusive to UoR students. MJO lists many part-time jobs, internships, placements, careers events and you can even book a careers appointment! Be sure to check this out for excellent opportunities that can contribute towards the RED Award.

Core Activity: want to get #summersorted? Take a look at the Reading Internship Scheme. Get paid £300 a week for 6-8 weeks over the summer and gain invaluable experience doing something you love. It all counts towards the RED Award!

Core Activity: Use University of Reading Campus Jobs to find part-time work on campus!

Volunteering: Want to gain volunteering experience in the local area? Reading Voluntary Action have loads of fantastic opportunities available for you to choose from.

Training and Development: Where can I find these events?