Work Related Learning Projects

The Workers Education Association has been providing study opportunities in the workplace for nearly a century. We are proud to continue this tradition.

Working in partnership with Trade Unions and Employers we aim to offer education of the highest quality. The key to success is flexibility, all courses are bespoke to the needs of individual needs, and delivery is arranged to ensure learners are able to participate fully.

All learners are supported fully so that each individual can make the most of the learning on offer, including Dyslexia and Essential Skills support.

“The ethos of widening participation and reaching out to hard to reach and non traditional learners, such as older males, ethnic minority groups, shift workers and part time workers is something that the union movement and Coleg Harlech WEA both share. The Workplace Learning Department has an outstanding record in taking learning to these groups of workers in their own workplace”
Vaughan Getning, President Wales TUC

In small businesses , voluntary organisations and within larger organisations the Coleg Harlech WEA(N) Learning@Work team offer tailor made courses for business, career and personal development.

Call us on 01248 353254, Email workplace@fc.harlech.ac.uk or find us on

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Coleg Harlech WEA Workplace

Dyfodol Project

Firms in Gwynedd are being urged to tap into a ground-breaking £7.5 million scheme to help boost their business.

Coleg Harlech WEA is staging a drop in session on Friday, September 23, when companies can find out about the training and development opportunities on offer.

The Dyfodol project is open to all North West Wales businesses and the self employed and only costs a one off £50 registration fee for each participating employee.

However, once registered, employees can access all the courses available to help them develop their skills.
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