Lessons for the future: Results 2020 and results 2021
Our Director of Policy and Public Affairs Dr Rachel Bowen looks back at the last few months in the further education sector in Wales and the decisions currently being made which will shape the future ...
Coleg Gwent students benefit from valuable European work placements
Since the launch of Erasmus+ in 2014, Coleg Gwent has been an active participant in ColegauCymru’s Erasmus+ consortium projects. The college has steadily increased the number of learners who partici...
England raises the bar – Where next for adult learning and skills investment in Wales?
With the Senedd Election on the horizon, Learning and Work Institute Director David Hagendyk reflects on the future of adult learning and skills in England and looks at what the future might hold for ...
The Value of Adult Learning in a post-Covid landscape
As we celebrate the achievements of adult learners from across Wales during Adult Learners’ Week, it’s important to look at the wider benefits of the sector and its importance to the Welsh eco...
New thinking not old structures required for renewal and resilience in the economy
ColegauCymru responds to OECD report on the future governance of regional development and public investment in Wales In response to the publication of the OECD report The Future of Regional Develo...
Hindsight is a gift; foresight is a requirement: An extraordinary year for the education sector in Wales
The year 2020 and the term ‘unprecedented’ will forever be synonymous. Nobody could have foreseen the extent of disruption brought about by the pandemic across schools, colleges and univers...
