Working Wales
GCSE RESULTS: Pass rate holds steady in Wales as students collect grades a week after A levels rose
62.3% of GCSE grades in Wales were A* to C this summer, a fraction down on last year, with top…
PORT TALBOT: “I don’t let my deafness hold me back”, the 16-year-old planning a future helping deaf teenagers
Erin O'Keefe spent Year 11 between hospital appointments and a decision she felt she was being rushed into. On results…
NEATH: Teenager who thought college was his only option lands DWP apprenticeship
Mason Jones, 16, tried applying for apprenticeships on his own without success. On results day, he is preparing to start…
“It’s okay to ask for support.” Swansea woman lands insurance role with help from Working Wales
Roxanne Jones, a 23-year-old business economics graduate, recently returned to Swansea after completing her degree in London. While job-hunting, she…
Welsh Government’s Young Person’s Guarantee officially launched
The Welsh Government's Young Person’s Guarantee - providing everyone under 25 with the offer of work, education, training, or self-employment…
54,000 people in Wales helped into work thanks to Working Wales
More than 54,000 people across Wales have been supported to improve their career prospects and get into work in the…