Youth Work Worth a Qualification in Itself
Byline: GARETH EVANS
LEARNING TO BE OFFERED IN BOTH WELSH AND ENGLISH A QUALIFICATION to provide youth workers with the skills, knowledge and attitudes needed to work with young people has been launched in Wales.
Representatives from lifelong learning charity Agored Cymru and YMCA Community College Wales marked the occasion with Deputy Children's Minister Huw Lewis.
The Merthyr AM presented youth workers from a variety of sectors with the first batch of certificates, developed as part of the Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF) in Wales.
The Agored Cymru qualification is delivered in partnership with YMCA Community College Wales specifically for …
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Article title: Youth Work Worth a Qualification in Itself.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales).
Publication date: August 5, 2010.
Page number: 9.
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