Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

• Members of Early Years Wales will receive a hard copy of SmallTalk, their full-colour bilingual magazine, packed with articles to inspire you to embed and lead high-quality practice. Also available as a digital magazine.
• You can navigate their website in Welsh, where you will find resources to support your work in the early years, including resources to support the development of the Welsh language.
• You are welcome to communicate with them in Welsh or English and the same standard of service will be provided in both languages.
• They are committed to developing a bilingual workforce. Every job advertisement and job description will state whether Welsh is an essential or desirable skill. Where it is essential, the minimum requirement is level 3 (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages); where desirable, the recruit will be supported to achieve level 3 over an agreed period during the recruitment process.
• You can download and/or purchase all of their publications either bilingually or in Welsh.
• They use Iaith Gwaith resources to help you identify Welsh speakers within the organisation, both digitally and in person.

·       Engage Cymru welcomes Welsh correspondence. Any Welsh language correspondence will receive a Welsh language reply

·       Social media - Engage Cymru has a Facebook page where we share bilingual information. Their Instagram is shared with Engage UK but all Wales based activity is shared bilingually.

·       Promoting the Welsh Language - At Engage Cymru they encourage and support people to use the Welsh language, whether it their first language or they are learners. Their bilingual image will encourage people to use the Welsh language with them. They will explore ways in which they can offer more events and opportunities through the Welsh language and connect and collaborate with other Welsh language organisations.

·       All in person events will have bilingual introductions, and the opportunity to converse in Welsh.

·       At in person events staff will wear the Iaith Gwaith badge.

• Their website is fully bilingual and it is clear how to navigate between the Welsh and
  English pages by selecting the language of choice at the top of each page.
• You can write to them in Welsh and receive a reply in Welsh at any time. You can identify
  their Welsh-speaking staff by the Iaith Gwaith logo in their email signatures.
• All of their key resources and guidance blogs for educators are available in Welsh.
• Their Safeguarding course is available in Welsh (“Diogelu”), which is compulsory for all
  new teaching staff to complete when joining their team. All of their other professional
  learning courses will soon also be available in Welsh.
• Their social media content is bilingual and you are welcome to contact them in Welsh
  through their social media channels.