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Quality Mark What is the Agored Cymru Quality Mark? The Agored Cymru Quality Mark is a measure of excellence for learning programmes. It is a validation and celebration of outstanding practice in delivering learning in Wales. Learning p... Go to page

Programmes of Learning and the Quality Mark Both routes could be used to support, recognise and provide certification for: The mobility of individual learners and staff, or groups thereof, to and from Wales The development... Go to page

Programmes of Learning and the Quality Mark Both routes could be used to support, recognise and provide certification for: The mobility of individual learners and staff, or groups thereof, to and from Wales The development... Go to page

Charges 2018 - 2019 Centre Charges for Members Fee Notes Centre recognition for new centres 800.00 A non-refundable standard fee is charged for the centre recognition process and will be invoiced at the beginning of the app... Go to page

Charges 2021 - 2022 Mandatory charges for members Fee Notes Centre Approval for new centres 800.00 A non-refundable standard fee is charged for the Centre Approval process. 270 will be invoiced at the start of t... Go to page

Charges 2022 - 2023 Mandatory charges for members Fee Notes Centre Approval for new centres 270.00 530.00 A non-refundable fee of 270 will be invoiced at the start of the Centre Approval process. 530 ... Go to page

CPD events will have the Agored Cymru Quality Mark.... Go to news item

Katy Burns, Agored Cymru Board Director, has been honoured for her services to post- 16 education and adult community learning in Wales. With over 30 years in post-16 education Katy started her career in Further Education at Coleg G... Go to news item

Agored Cymru has been shortlisted for a record three awards this year for the prestigious national FAB 2018 Awards. Now in its fourth year, the FAB Awards recognises the contributions made by awarding organisations and their employe... Go to news item

Karly has overcome significant barriers in her life to go on to successfully complete the Access to Higher Education Diploma (Social Care) at Gower College Swansea, and she has since progressed onto higher education, with the goal of be... Go to news item

The event was well attended by representatives from education and training providers across Wales, which featured the annual up date of financial accounts, highlights of the year and the vision for 2019. The AGM also included a spec... Go to news item

Jo is described by colleagues as the glue which holds us together and as pivotal and central to the organisation. Over the years she has totally reconfigured all the processes for regulatory compliance, trained the other new managers, s... Go to news item

Originally from Kurdistan, Northern Iraq, Shokhan Hasan moved to the UK in August 2010 to get married. As an Anaesthetic Nurse in Kurdistan, Shokhan moved to Cardiff. Speaking only Kurdish, Shokhan was determined to learn English initially,... Go to case study

Lorna Hughes didn’t always want to be a nurse. In fact, she read Languages at University and went on to work as a translator for many years. But, after becoming a mother and caring for her father, Lorna realised that there was something els... Go to case study

On 12 April 2021 the national Access to Higher Education student awards were held in memory of Keith Fletcher to recognise the outstanding commitment to study and academic achievement from a field of excellent candidate... Go to case study