ColegauCymru

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Briefing

17 Apr 2020

New thinking not old structures required for renewal and resilience in the economy

News

16 Sep 2020

Rhondda Cynon Taf - Colleges remain open and fully operational as Welsh Government announce a tightening of Coronavirus laws

Members

Our members are made up of the 13 Further Education colleges in Wales

Colleges are key players in helping to deliver Welsh Government's aims to widen participation, tackle social exclusion and stimulate economic regeneration.

Offering both academic and vocational programmes, some have developed specialisms in particular vocational sectors, such as engineering, rail, land-based, marine engineering, and food technology.

Projects

Enhanced collaboration across colleges in Wales

By securing funding from Welsh Government and other agencies, CollegesWales coordinate projects in collaboration with Further Education colleges across Wales.

Our diverse range of projects aims to develop and enrich the experience of both learners and staff from a variety of areas including technology, additional learning needs and training.

COVID-19 and the Further Eduction (FE) Sector in Wales

The Value of Adult Learning in a post-Covid landscape

ColegauCymru celebrates Adult Learners’ Week and the value of adult learning

New thinking not old structures required for renewal and resilience in the economy

Rhondda Cynon Taf - Colleges remain open and fully operational as Welsh Government announce a tightening of Coronavirus laws

Our members are made up of the 13 Further Education colleges in Wales

Enhanced collaboration across colleges in Wales

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