

College governors play a crucial role in the governance and strategic direction of further education (FE) institutions. Here are some of their key responsibilities:

We are always looking for enthusiastic and skilled volunteers to join us. Being a college governor is an unpaid role that offers significant personal and professional benefits, including the opportunity to develop leadership skills and make a positive impact on the local community.
You do not need to be an expert in education we welcome individuals who can bring diverse perspectives and expertise to the board. Training and induction is offered to help new governors understand their roles and responsibilities. You just need to be at least 18 years of age, have a strong commitment to improving education and life chances of young people, and some time to give. As well as attending Board and Committee meetings, governors are encouraged to get involved in college life, meet students and staff and to represent the college to local stakeholders.
If you are interested to find out more, please complete this short form.
Are you interested but not able to commit to a full governor role?
The four Surrey Colleges would still like to hear from you about ‘associate’ or ‘co-opted’ governor roles on our Boards and Committees. These roles provide an opportunity to contribute your specific skills and experience where they are most needed but with less of a time commitment than being a full governor.
Click the links below for information about the latest governor vacancies at our colleges:

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