ColegauCymru has today welcomed the Welsh Government announcement confirming the provision of additional funding to support learners in colleges and sixth forms across Wales. The additional finance fo...

Please note that the ColegauCymru offices are closed from Friday 17 December 2021 and will reopen on Wednesday 5 January 2022.  Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.  Iestyn and al...

ColegauCymru is calling for further action as it responds to today’s Welsh Government announcement to Estyn’s recommendations in the Initial teacher education in the post-compulsory education and ...

As the Christmas break approaches, ColegauCymru reflects on the challenges and achievements of the Autumn term and prepares for a busy and productive 2022.  Supporting members to respond to the conti...

ColegauCymru and Black FE Leadership Group (BFELG) have formed a strong partnership where both sides are committed to progressing the Anti-racist Wales agenda.  The organisations have establ...

With the Work Welsh in Further Education scheme coming into the fifth cycle this year, we have organized a celebration event, looking at the successes to date and looking forward to what the scheme wi...

The beginning of December saw the ColegauCymru Teaching and Learning Network host the second in a series of Teachmeet events, designed specifically for colleagues in the further education and work-bas...

ColegauCymru welcomes the commitments to address technical and vocational education within the ambitious Co-operation Agreement.     ColegauCymru has today welcomed the key commitments set out by Fi...

With a fantastic turnout, our recent event in conjunction with labour market analytics experts Emsi Burning Glass looked at the changing landscape of the labour market in Wales following the Covid19...

ColegauCymru is pleased to share a podcast which will look provision for additional learning needs in further education in the context of the incoming Additional Learning Needs and Educational Tribuna...

With this week being VocTech week, it was timely for us to reflect on ColegauCymru’s VocTech project which took place during the Summer of 2020. VocTech is the UK's only dedicated event focused ...

Following a hugely successful webinar series in November 2020, ColegauCymru and Emsi Burning Glass are once again joining forces to take a look at the Welsh labour market and what this means for the f...

Last month, the ColegauCymru Teaching and Learning Network were pleased to host the first in a series of Teachmeet events, designed specifically for colleagues in the further education and work-bas...

As part of our commitment to helping to progress the anti-racist Wales agenda, we are delighted to invite you to the launch of the ColegauCymru partnership with Black Further Education Leadership Gro...

ColegauCymru sets out its commitment to working closely with Welsh Government but warns that proposed legislation must be fit for purpose, offer genuine change and open up vocational learning pathways...

ColegauCymru is pleased to share the findings of two independent reports looking into the effects of the Covid19 pandemic on sport and wellbeing in further education colleges across Wales. ColegauCymr...

ColegauCymru has welcomed the recent Audit Wales report A Picture of Higher and Further Education which looks specifically at the issues facing the sectors and the challenges faced by learners. The in...

For ColegauCymru Chief Executive Iestyn Davies, the proposed new GCSE qualifications in the recently published Qualified for the Future call for a new way of delivery and the provision of general edu...

ColegauCymru has warmly welcomed the Welsh Government announcement that former Education Minister Kirsty Williams is to chair the International Learning Exchange Programme (ILEP) Advisory Board. Confi...

Alongside Education Minister, Jeremy Miles MS, ColegauCymru was today delighted to attend the official opening of the Bridgend College STEAM Academy. This exciting new building will accommodate teachi...

Wales’ post-16 education charity ColegauCymru acknowledges key reports but states more should be done to ensure degree apprenticeships are fit for purpose and widely available across Wales    Foll...

ColegauCymru Chief Executive Iestyn Davies outlines why Welsh Government needs to press ahead with a radical reform and commit to delivering on the promises within its vision for post compulsory e...

ColegauCymru, on behalf of our member colleges, is committed to helping to progress the anti-racist Wales agenda and is delighted to be establishing an official partnership with the Black Further Educ...

ColegauCymru is delighted to have been accredited as a Living Wage employer.  By paying the Real Living Wage, employers voluntarily take a stand to ensure their employees can earn a wage which is eno...

ColegauCymru is delighted to have worked with the University of South Wales to coordinate the delivery of an Additional Learning Needs (ALN) programme of study designed specifically for FE practitione...