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- Student film competition launched
Student film competition launched
14th March 2018
To help raise awareness among young people about the importance of complaining when things go wrong, AoC have teamed up with Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) for a student film competition ‘What’s the point in complaining’ for all AoC member college students.
To be in a shot of winning £400, we encourage students to create a short video (no more than 30 – 45 second) about the value of complaining.
The winning student will receive:
Cash prize of £400
Recognition of their college
Work experience opportunity with the Ombudsman (optional)
The winning film and highly commended submissions will be used on PHSO website, social media channels, at events and for training purposes.
For full details about the competition please visit PHSO website.