Learning and Work Institute is celebrating 25 years of delivering its annual campaign to celebrate and promote adult learning whilst encouraging individuals and communities to take part in learning activities all across Wales.

WEA YMCA CC Cymru partners in major EU-backed skills project to support careers of 7,000 people in North Wales

WEA YMCA CC Cymru's Bilingual Champion, Clare Grist, will be running Language Awareness training sessions throughout the organisation.

Award ceremony recognises WEA YMCA CC Cymru as top contributors towards nationwide coding initiative in 2015.

 Cathy Clark elected in governor vote

Cathy Clark yn fuddugol yn y bleidlais

A feasibility study has been commissioned to consider the future of Coleg Harlech.

Our new Council is looking for a governor to represent our learners’ views this academic year. If you are interested, or know a fellow learner who could undertake this important voluntary role, then get in touch with our Clerk on Stephen.thomas@weacymru.org.uk or 029 2023 5277.

We're really pleased to report that WEA YMCA CC Cymru learner Lisa Rowlands, winner of this year's Inspire Awards Senior Learner, was named as overall winner across Wrexham at the Adult Learning Awards.

National Coding Week starts on 21st September 2015, and WEA YMCA CC Cymru, is aiming to put Wales at the forefront of coding by offering taster sessions called “Coding for Adults - a Beginners Guide”.