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What is Find a Buddy?

Info about Find a Buddy goes here.

How to get involved

1.

Become a buddy

Create your buddy profile that will appear online.

2.

Find a buddy

Browse the 'buddy' list and get in contact with other buddies, or wait for buddies to contact you.

Buddy Scheme FAQ's

How do I contact my buddy?

Once you have created your profile on the link above and clicked 'I want to become a buddy' you will have access to the buddy list and will be able to contact any of the students that are on this buddy list.

I no longer want to be part of the buddy scheme, how do I leave?

You can choose to delete your account at any time on your buddy profile

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