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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

Collaboration and cooperation essential to ensure successful assessments in summer 2021

A return to sport

Erasmus+ - Facing an uncertain future as Brexit approaches

Challenges for academic year 2020-21 - We must focus on teaching and learning and not only assessment

ColegauCymru urges joint working to find a solution for 2021 examination series

Active Wellbeing in colleges embracing a ‘new normal’

Lessons for the future: Results 2020 and results 2021

The importance of continuing to participate in Erasmus+ post Brexit - CPG

Request for Quotation: Evaluation of the Flexible Adult Learning pilot projects

Celebrating further education colleges in #LoveOurColleges Week

Additional funding secured for free school and college meals

Coleg Gwent students benefit from valuable European work placements

Pay parity is needed between schools and the FE sector

Erasmus+ Days 2020: Celebrating how Erasmus+ programme broadens horizons and raises aspirations

WBL redundancies: Welsh Government must maintain flexibility in delivery models

ColegauCymru urges financial assurances on Welsh Government’s commitment of additional funds to tackle Covid repercussions

ColegauCymru: We need urgent answers on the replacement for EU structural funds

England raises the bar – Where next for adult learning and skills investment in Wales?

Welsh Government must rise to the challenge of embedding mental health provision across all schools and colleges

Celebrating the achievements of the Erasmus+ Programme whilst we approach an uncertain future

The effects of Covid19 pandemic clearly visible in apprenticeship furlough and redundancy numbers

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

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

Caerphilly lockdown: Further education colleges remain open and fully operational

Additional funding for face coverings welcomed but should not detract from funding deficit in other areas

ColegauCymru supports Welsh Government’s move to prioritise ALN reforms

Catering VocTalks - Adam Gaunt-Evans

Catering VocTalks - Adam Gaunt-Evans

ColegauCymru sets out its priority following Welsh Government’s announcement of an independent review of summer 2020 examination series

ColegauCymru thanks Bethan Sayed MS for her support

Colleges agree on a sector-wide approach for the use of face coverings

ColegauCymru responds to Welsh Government decision not to mandate the use of face coverings in schools and colleges

Colleges offer congratulations and pledge support to school leavers

ColegauCymru welcomes decision to award qualifications based on Centre Assessment Grades

Further education colleges pledge support to school leavers

Colleges call for urgent action on A level results

Colleges across Wales celebrate the achievements of their learners in an unprecedented year

Frustration as post-16 learners once again put at a disadvantage

ColegauCymru requests further clarity on post-16 sector Guidance for Safe Operation from September

ColegauCymru urges Minister for Education to honour her commitment to pay parity

ColegauCymru welcomes announcement of additional funding but questions remain

Wales’ Further Education colleges deserve parity and clarity and not charity, claims ColegauCymru

"Cerys has been an asset to the work of CollegesWales Sport"

Minister for Economy confirms WG will consider “any interventions and support that is required” to apprentices affected by Covid19

Outdoor gatherings of up to 30 individuals to be allowed

Clarity sought for plans to re-open further education colleges from September

ColegauCymru supports ERS Cymru’s Labour manifesto submission

Funding for Teaching and Learning Network approved

ColegauCymru pleased to be supporting Virtual Open Days

A tribute to Mohammad Asghar

Welsh Government commitment to develop a comprehensive employability and skills support package welcomed by ColegauCymru

#VocTalks 22nd - 26th June

Guidance published on face-to-face further education and work-based learning

Face-to-face learning in colleges to begin from 15 June

Clocking up the miles for Marie Curie

ColegauCymru Welcomes Education Minister’s “Current Thinking” on the Next Phase for Education in Wales

ColegauCymru, Sport Wales and FE Colleges supporting Active Wellbeing during lockdown

Covid19 and Work-based Learning in further education institutions in Wales

Colleges Working Together During Difficult Times

Covid19 and the Further Education (FE) sector in Wales

Modern language opens doors to a world of opportunity

St David’s College supports NHS workers during Covid19

Work Welsh Awards 2020

Wales’ Further Education Colleges take action on Coronavirus

Talking FE Podcast - Is it the end of social mobility?

The end of social mobility?

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

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