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Wales celebrates apprenticeships

Time to deliver for learners with ambitious new Programme for Government

Further education colleges to build a new construction apprenticeship programme for Wales

Sharron Lusher honoured for services to further education

Boost to Covid recovery: Welsh Government funds additional post-16 learner support

A big picture view of differentiation

Ymgorffori dwyieithrwydd

TES Awards success for Welsh colleges

Meddwl am Wydnwch

Minister for Education visits new Coleg Gwent campus

Effective and innovative use of the chat pane on Microsoft Teams

ColegauCymru congratulates Cardiff and Vale College on prestigious equality, diversity and inclusion award

Weightlifting Challenge to "Power Up" College Competition

Jamboard - Collaborative Learning

Comment Bank on Google Classroom

Turing Scheme ensures continuation of valuable work and study abroad opportunities for FE learners

Streamyard - the easiest way to create professional live streams

ColegauCymru celebrates Apprenticeship Awards Shortlist

Using Ted Ed talks in mental health Education

Warm welcome to the new Minister for Education

Technoleg ac Adnoddau

Developing resilience through active wellbeing

Senedd Election 2021: ColegauCymru welcomes new and returning Members of the Senedd

Making use of screen recording software to support teaching and learning - LOOM

Supporting digital learners through differentiation

Defnyddio sylwadau llais (Mote) i gefnogi dysgu ac addysgu

Trawsieithu

Impact of the OOOO Factor

Exciting new podcast series provides practical teaching and learning tips for FE and WBL practitioners

FE colleges lead the way on the future of apprenticeships

TeachPod - The Teaching and Learning Podcast

#TeachPod - Introduction to Bilingualism

Wales’ FE colleges kick off scheme to empower next generation of active wellbeing young ambassadors

ColegauCymru Annual General Meeting

Sustained financial support will be essential for young people to successfully emerge from Covid19 pandemic

Mental health and blended learning provision must be fully funded to meet Estyn recommendations

The future of further education and the Welsh language challenge

ColegauCymru welcomes announcement of new International Learning Exchange programme to make good the loss of Erasmus+

EQAVET Project Dissemination

FE workforce fit for the future

Better skills and business engagement

Better skills and business engagement

Entitlement to wellbeing for learners and staff

Entitlement to wellbeing for learners and staff

A coherent and connected system that includes flexible and valued qualifications

Expanding citizens’ entitlement and engagement with education

A coherent and connected system that includes flexible and valued qualifications

FE colleges welcome funds to help learners as they move on to the next phase in their learning

Expanding citizens’ entitlement and engagement with education

ColegauCymru: Next Welsh Government needs a clear vision for FE and must provide the support and funding to deliver it

ALN Code and regulations laid in the Senedd

Turing Scheme Information Session

Next Welsh Government must put colleges and technical education at the heart of its future plans for manufacturing

ColegauCymru to consider Welsh Government’s response to Estyn report and recommendations on post-16 partnerships

FE and HE sectors must work in collaboration rather than in competition

Request for Quotation: Internationalisation in the FE Sector in Wales

National Education Workforce Survey for Wales

Enabling Renewal in Further Education - Webinar

“More of the same policy on education and skills will give us the best qualified underemployed workforce Wales has ever had”

Additional funding vital to ensure completion of vocational programmes and to support apprentices

Apprentices and “licence to practice” vocational learners to be allowed to return to college

Back to college – New group set to tackle challenges of safe return to campus and management of learner assessments

ColegauCymru welcomes clear decision on re-opening of further education colleges but calls for priority vaccination of front-line staff

ColegauCymru welcomes £20m budget boost to fund growth in learner numbers and further funds to support retraining

FE colleges to move to online learning provision for an extended period

Starting a new role in a global pandemic

Delivering bilingual skills to all apprentices and learners

Confirmation of extensions to Erasmus+ projects received

Improvement and flexibility needed in apprenticeship provision

Changes to face coverings policy in colleges and schools welcomed by ColegauCymru

Colleges at the Heart of Economic Recovery in Wales: a successful online conference series

Using Labour Market Data to Drive Careers Insight

Influence, Innovate, Utilise, Embrace – Raising the profile of Active Wellbeing in FE Colleges

Providing a seamless experience for young people with ALN as they transition through the education system in Wales

What does a skilful Wales look like in 2021 and beyond?

Using Labour Market Data to Inform Curriculum Strategy

Colleges Leading the Recovery in Our Communities

UK Government must immediately clarify plans for the Shared Prosperity Fund

The State of the Nation: Analysis of the Welsh Labour Market

Additional funding vital to ensure completion of vocational programmes and to support apprentices

Lessons for the future: Results 2020 and results 2021

Hindsight is a gift; foresight is a requirement: An extraordinary year  for the education sector in Wales