Trade Union OFFICER

Trade union officials represent, train and advise union members, carry out research and develop policy. On a day to day basis advise members and management on legal or health and safety issues, study and interpret legal policy, agreements and procedures relating to work, recruit, train and support local officials and shop stewards, represent union members in negotiations or before industrial court and tribunal proceedings, deal with local disputes and case work, work as a learning representative and much more.

How to become a trade union officer

The main routes to get into this role are:

UNIVERSITY OPTIONS 

You will usually need 2-3 a levels to undertake a degree in a relevant area. You can study any subject however the more commons ones are:

You may be able to join a national head office as a research officer straight from university, if you've got a relevant degree or postgraduate qualification.

Personal statement help:

https://universitycompare.com/personal-statement-examples/law

https://universitycompare.com/personal-statement-examples/politics

UCAS Courses:

https://www.ucas.com/explore/search/all?query=law

https://www.ucas.com/explore/search/all?query=politics

APPRENTICESHIP OPTIONS

You could do a trade union official higher apprenticeship. This usually takes around 18 months to complete. Most people following this route have:

Apprenticeship Finders

https://careerfinder.ucas.com/searchjobs/?Keywords=motorsport&radialtown=&LocationId=&RadialLocation=5&NearFacetsShown=true&CountryCode=

https://www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship

Interview Help 

https://www.globalguideline.com/interview_questions/Questions.php?sc=Unions&id=47427



https://www.mockquestions.com/position/Union+Representative/

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