During your Induction Day you will:

• Get to know your personal tutor, who will be helping you through the year to keep on track with your learning,

• Get to know students on your course,

• Get important information, including your timetable and student ID card

• Get online and connected to our college systems

• Get to know where everything is, including your classrooms and other places you will go to

• Have time to think about you and what you want from this course and your longer term career goal

• See what other things you can do at College

Your Personal Tutor is  the most important tutor you have. You should meet every week with them and they will help you to focus on what you need to do and to overcome any barriers you may have in your studying.

Get Connected

College Wifi

Details of how you can get onto Eduroam are found here:

https://eduroam.cambria.ac.uk/?page_id=2

Ebs On Track

This is your Individual Learning Plan and you need to go onto it regularly. It has all the information you need on your attendance and your progress in learning. It is the main tool we will use to keep in touch with you.

EBS On Track can be accessed in college when you log on.

Logging On to College Computers

Student user name: Student ID number on ID card

Password: three letters on ID card, plus date of birth (e.g. twd25/08/1998)

Logging On to Google

User name: email address on Student ID card

Password: as above

Logging On Out of College

To access many of our sites you can go to the Cambria website which has a student intranet page.

https://www.cambria.ac.uk/student-intranet/

How to Tell Us If You Can't Come to Class

Attendance to all classes every day is absolutely essential and your Personal Tutor will be closely monitoring your attendance and supporting you through the year. 

However, if you are unable to come to College, you must report your absence by logging on to the Student Intranet and completing the form. https://www.cambria.ac.uk/student-intranet/

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Student Code of Conduct and Equality and Diversity

It's important that you read and understand the student code of conduct. Your behaviour in College will be reported on to parents and to future employers, so it is essential that you understand what is and isn't acceptable behaviour in and out of class when you are at College.

The College is committed being a safe and diverse community. Please look at our charter and think about how we treat others at College. If you ever feel unsafe or bullied please contact us immediately safeguarding@cambria.ac.uk or speak to Student Services.