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Here is your chance to Have your Say on our Cymraeg draft strategy.
Qualifications Wales aims to develop an agile qualification system that responds to socio-economic changes, meeting learners' needs, whilst protecting the value of the qualifications they receive.
We support and are fully committed to Cymraeg 2050, the national strategy aiming to see the number of people able to speak and use Cymraeg reach a million by 2050. By this date, with the growth of Welsh-medium education, the number of children and young people able to speak Cymraeg is projected to grow to 70%.
For more detail, please read the summary of our draft Cymraeg strategy here and fill in the short survey.
Closing date: 11 April
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Here is your chance to Have your Say on our Cymraeg draft strategy.
Qualifications Wales aims to develop an agile qualification system that responds to socio-economic changes, meeting learners' needs, whilst protecting the value of the qualifications they receive.
We support and are fully committed to Cymraeg 2050, the national strategy aiming to see the number of people able to speak and use Cymraeg reach a million by 2050. By this date, with the growth of Welsh-medium education, the number of children and young people able to speak Cymraeg is projected to grow to 70%.
For more detail, please read the summary of our draft Cymraeg strategy here and fill in the short survey.
Closing date: 11 April
Before responding to the survey, you will be prompted to register or sign in. This is a simple process that gives us the information we need to help analyse your responses. For an overview of why we collect personal information, how it is stored and may be used, please read our Privacy Policy. If you have already used this platform to have your say, then you won’t need to register again. Simply log in using your current credentials.