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15 Jul 2025

ColegauCymru Secures Turing Scheme Funding to Support Global Learning Opportunities for over 100 Welsh Learners

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Demonstrating the social value of further education colleges in Wales

ColegauCymru research which highlights the social value of further education colleges in Wales.

With grant funding from Welsh Government, ColegauCymru commissioned development agency Cwmpas and the Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES) to carry out a research project to establish the social value of FE in Wales. As anchor institutions, colleges make a significant contribution to their local economies and communities. This research aims to develop a current understanding of the impact and social value of the college sector.

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The Impact of Apprenticeship Funding Cuts in Wales

ColegauCymru and the National Training Federation for Wales (NTFW) have published new data which highlights the far-reaching economic and social consequences of apprenticeship funding cuts in Wales.

The research, carried out by The Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr), highlights the significant economic and social cost of apprenticeship funding cuts, particularly affecting the most deprived communities, and critical sectors like healthcare and construction. The findings emphasise the need for sustained investment in apprenticeships to support economic growth and workforce development in Wales.

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Celebrating Global Learning Opportunities in Further Education

Financial pressures facing FE sector remain acute

ColegauCymru Secures Turing Scheme Funding to Support Global Learning Opportunities for over 100 Welsh Learners

Demonstrating the social value of further education colleges in Wales

The Impact of Apprenticeship Funding Cuts in Wales

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