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GROUPS - Bro Dysg
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The Education and Training Action Plan for Wales recommended
the National Assembly for Wales should 'introduce local Community
Consortia for Education and Training (CCETs)' to develop partnerships,
raise expectations, promote the integrity of provision and better
respond to local needs, whilst securing genuine parity of esteem
and treatment of academic, vocational and workplace training. The
terms of reference for Bro Dysg, the Rhondda Cynon Taf CCET, are
to bring together, in effective partnership, senior representatives
of those agencies and businesses active in RCT with responsibility
for education, training and learning in order to develop the effective
solutions to meet the needs of all learners.
| MEMBER |
ORGANISATION |
| Dewi Jones (Chair) |
Director, Education & Children’s Services
Rhondda Cynon Taf CBC (RCTCBC) |
| Elwyn James (Vice-Chair) |
Arts Factory / Development Trust Assoc |
| Jan Knight |
Pontypridd College |
| Neil Stonelake |
CELL, University of Glamorgan |
| Wayne Feldon |
Careers Wales (Mid Glamorgan) |
| Phil Raybould |
Secondary Heads Association (English) |
| Peter Griffiths |
Secondary Heads Association (Welsh) |
| Tony Croke |
Private Training Providers Association |
| Ruth Hopkins |
Interlink |
| Gareth Newton |
Lifelong Learning, RCTCBC |
| Jeff Gleave |
Jobcentre Plus |
| Cennard Davies |
RCTCBC |
| Gary Jones |
ELWa |
| Emyr Afan Davies |
Pop Factory |
| Dafydd Morgan |
TUC Wales |
| Pauline Young |
Viva Project |
| Wendy Morgan |
Mencap |
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