North Wales Work Based Learning Awards 2025

Seeing Charlotte in practice is humbling, her compassion, enthusiasm and the way she cares for the people she supports in her work is inspiring. She's the type of person you would want to look after your Nain and Taid.

Charlotte is a Welsh speaker, she's proactive about speaking Welsh to people she is working with and asking them to help her improve.

Her work is of an excellent standard, Charlotte completed her essential skills and passed with flying colours, she was especially chuffed to pass maths as it had been her Achilles heel. She will be starting an Occupational therapist trainee programme at Wrexham University early next year.

Magi has completed her Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Supporting Physical Education and School Sport at Byw’n Iach. She was a pleasure to support and her work, attitude, effort and application was always outstanding.

Magi is reliable and dependable, she works at Bwy'n Iach Afon where she delivers at local community schools in the Gwynedd area. Her work impacts on local communities in the Caernarfon and Gwynedd areas by actively engaging numerous local schools and children in sports.

Magi has advanced to a Level 3 Personal Training apprenticeship, aiming to expand her knowledge and skills in a new field while strengthening her CV, all in pursuit of her future career goals.

Nia’s work is always to a high standard, she provides examples of her working practices to ensure that she demonstrates authenticity and understanding. Nia is also a fluent Welsh speaker, she converses in Welsh whenever possible within her practice as she supports individuals and through conversations with colleagues and her assessor.

Nia’s incredibly focused, always working towards the targets that we discuss and set hor her during progress reviews, she was always sure to never miss a deadline. Throughout her learner journey she kept in contact with her assessor and made use of all the online systems She’s a valued member of staff at Tyddyn Môn.

Jenny demonstrated hard work and was committed to completing the qualification. She had a hard time during her qualification due to her personal circumstances but she did not let that stop her from progressing with her qualification.

Originally from Scotland, Jenny has worked hard over the years to learn Welsh. At Tyddyn Môn she uses her language skills to support individuals in practice and to engage in conversation with her assessor, colleagues and others. Everyone is proud of the work she’s put in to develop the skills for the Health and Social Care apprenticeship while also learning and speaking Welsh.