Best practice in working with Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities in Wales

This resource provides recommendations for tutors, assessors and practitioners who deliver the Level 3 Health and Social Care qualification bilingually. Its aim is to support learners to complete at least half of their assessments through the medium of Welsh, while developing their confidence and ability to use Welsh in the workplace. The resource includes a spreadsheet containing ideas for both summative and formative assessment tasks, along with suggestions for elements of the qualification that tutors and assessors can target through the medium of Welsh. The spreadsheet includes a page for each of the mandatory units (Units 1–6). Bilingual infographics are also available, outlining a clear and visual pathway for completing bilingual assessments in Health and Social Care for each unit. The content of the infographics can be adapted to meet the needs of learners and the requirements of individual organisations.

Social Care Wales have worked with the sector to develop Essential Skills Wales resources to help with teaching and learning for Application of Number and Communication at Level 1 and 2. The resources have been designed to reflect real life work scenarios that you may come across in social care and cover different learning outcomes that you need to know to complete your Essential Skills Wales qualifications. The resources are not mandatory. You can do them all or just pick which ones will help you best. These resources are intended to support learning and so do not replace teaching or assessment activities. They have been designed to demonstrate where Essential Skills Wales skills are applied in practice settings and may not cover all learning outcomes fully.

The aim of this resource is to: Provide students with information about the profession of Speech and Language Therapy Explain what communication is and the importance of the profession in supporting individuals with communication needs Give a taste of a first-year level university seminar This resource has been developed jointly by Cardiff Metropolitan University and Wrexham University with support from the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol.

Social Work Conference 2024 - The Best of Both Worlds: Connecting Social Work Research and Practice in Wales  A collection of presentations from the Social Work conference held jointly by Bangor University and Swansea University in March 2024. The main focus of the conference was on current research and good practice within Social Work in Wales.