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Have a look at our response to the CYP&E Committee consultation about Welsh Government’s progress in developing the new curriculum for Wales.
Have a look at our new research material, produced by Aberystwyth University, which focuses on the basics about getting started with close to practice research. Learn about some of the key things you need to consider when undertaking a research project, including identifying the subject of your research, conducting a literature review, research methodology, analysing your data and drawing conclusions. Read more
Read more about our youth worker and youth support worker registrants.
In this series of videos, you will learn how Olchfa School in Swansea has addressed some of the ethical issues whilst undertaking research in a secondary school setting.
EWC is currently recruiting members to join its ITE Accreditation Board.
Find more information here.
We are pleased to present the first of a series of data releases, about the workforce.
Tim Opie discusses the role youth work plays in the wellbeing of Wales’ young people.
We’ve just published our third Good Practice Guide for registrants looking at ‘appropriate touch’, handling and restraint.
We are consulting on a draft revised EWC Code for registrants.
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Tom Anderson of Qualifications Wales - Exploring how qualifications can help support the new curriculum for Wales: how can teachers participate in the evolving discussion?
The Welsh Government is currently recruiting to appoint new Council members to the EWC
We’ve published our first annual monitoring report on our implementation of the Welsh language standards.
Applications are now open for the 2018 / 19 research bursary scheme. EWC registrants can apply for up to £2,000 to support ‘close to practice’ research.
Have a look at our new infographic which highlights our key achievements for 2017/18.