Organisations with the Cynnig Cymraeg

• You can make an inquiry in Welsh by email, telephone, by visiting the office or via social websites, and you will receive a response in Welsh.
• 85% of their regular freelance tutors speak Welsh which means that the majority of pupils receive musical training through Welsh if they wish. They encourage and are keen to support any freelancers who are keen to learn Welsh.
• All CGWM marketing materials are fully bilingual, with Welsh appearing first when both languages are on the same page or message.
• They’re website is fully bilingual and is updated regularly.
• As a result of their International Music Festivals they raise the profile of the Welsh language across the world.

The Students’ Union provides a variety of activities and campaigns in Welsh, including:

• A full-time elected officer responsible for representing the Welsh language
• A dedicated forum for Welsh speakers to voice their opinions and share feedback with the University and the Union.
• Welsh-focused events organised to promote the Welsh language and culture, including celebrations such as the Eisteddfod, Shwmae Su’mae Day, St Dwynwen’s Day, St David’s Day, and Welsh Language Music Day
• All students can fully participate in democratic forums through the medium of Welsh.

Outside of events, the following correspondence and marketing elements are provided bilingually:

• Every student has the right to send and receive correspondence in Welsh.
• All signage and main posters in the building are bilingual.
• Emails sent to a large portion of students are bilingual and respect students’ language preferences. This includes external advertising emails, blogs, and newsletters.
• They have a Welsh-language X (Twitter) account @undebmyfyrwyr. All other social accounts @cardiffstudents combine Welsh and English.

• Carlam is a company specialising in creating bilingual content
• All Carlam staff are able to communicate through Welsh fluently 
• They use Welsh on social media
  
  

• Catra can verbally communicate through the medium of Welsh.
• Catra's website will be in Welsh first, with the option to change it to English.
• All literature and printed material will be in Welsh first, and then in English.
• Customers will have the option to obtain contracts in Welsh.

• The website is available in Welsh and English
• SPAN offers Welsh language events as part of its artistic programme. Events are advertised in Welsh and English
• SPAN works with and supports Welsh artists to develop new work
• You can learn about our work in Welsh on our Social Media
• They encourage all members of staff to learn Welsh
• Vacancies are advertised in Welsh and English.

·                     Welsh language website

·                     All social media done bilingually

·                     All newsletters bilingual

·                     All building signage bilingual

·                     Q&As with Welsh language creative practitioners delivered in Welsh with simultaneous translation

·                     Staff greeting visitors bilingually and wear Iaith Gwaith resources

·                     Programme activities across artforms using Welsh language

• When people in Wales contact them, they will be actively greeted with the option to communicate with them in Welsh.

• When they speak to their stakeholders in Wales, they will engage bilingually and show that they are making a proactive Welsh Offer.

• Staff and volunteers who work for them will feel supported and encouraged to use the Welsh language in their work

• The offer does not rely on individuals to thrive - it is systemically integrated into the work they do as a national organisation

• That people who use Citizens Advice services in Wales receive a proactive offer to use the Welsh language

• All the organisations’ services will be advertised bilingually, whether in digital form on the website and social media, or on promotional material such as posters or stickers.
• All members will have the opportunity to participate in all activities in their chosen language. Competitions such as entertainment and public speaking are held specifically through the medium of Welsh, in all other competitions, which are not naturally English or Welsh, participants will have the opportunity to compete in Welsh or English.
• Cymru YFC works in collaboration with the Welsh Language Learning Center to increase the number of members and staff who learn Welsh. The create competition opportunities for Welsh learners, eg reciting for learners.
• Staff, members, volunteers and the public can ensure that they receive services in Welsh, whether face-to-face or in the form of correspondence, with all material being sent bilingually.
• Simultaneous translation equipment will be available for use at Welsh Council committee meetings. In sub-committee meetings, members are also welcome to contribute in Welsh or English, as desired.