The National Centre for Learning Welsh

Background

The National Centre for Learning Welsh is responsible for all aspects of the Welsh for Adults education programme - from curriculum and course development to resources for tutors, research, marketing and e-learning.

The Centre was established in response to the report Raising our sights: review of Welsh for Adults, published in July 2013.

Its aim is to attract new learners to the Welsh language and increase the numbers using and enjoying Welsh each day.

The National Centre operates at arm's length from Welsh Government, which funds it, and is part of the University of Wales Trinity Saint David group.

The National Centre works with a network of 11 providers across Wales, which deliver Welsh courses on its behalf.  

Documents

• Read the National Centre's Strategic Plan here.
• Read about the National Centre's governance structure here.  
• The National Centre's Welsh for Adults curriculum can be read here. 
• Annual Report.

Staffing structure

Efa Gruffudd Jones is Chief Executive of the National Centre for Learning Welsh.

Efa works with three Directors, Dona Lewis, Director of Systems and Deputy Chief Executive, Helen Prosser, Director of Strategy and Hannah Thomas, Director of Marketing and Communications.

Contact

National Centre for Learning Welsh
College Rd
Carmarthen
SA31 3EP

E-mail office@learnwelsh.cymru or telephone 0300 323 4324.

(Company no: 09914004)