Hundreds of degree-level students from across North Wales who thought that they had missed out on the chance to formally graduate due to pandemic restrictions, took part in a virtual Graduation Ceremony online today, which celebrated the achievements of 800 individual graduates.
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Yn ddiweddar, fe gafodd Bwrdd Llywodraethwyr GLLM y cyfle i ymweld â datblygiad newydd ar safle Glynllifon.
Grŵp Llandrillo Menai's Board of Governors recently had the opportunity to visit the brand new state-of-art Animal Care centre at the Grŵp's Glynllifon campus. The new Animal Care Centre is a £ ..million development that will house the college's animal care courses. The movement of all animals will begin in the next few weeks, with students starting their studies there from September 2021 onwards.
Rydym yn falch iawn o gyhoeddi, bod un o fyfyrwyr lefel A Dolgellau, sef Ceri Mai Jones wedi derbyn ysgoloriaeth gan Brifysgol Bangor a Chyngor Gwynedd i astudio Cyfrifiadureg o fis Medi ymlaen.
Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor is delighted to announce that one of its A-level students from its Dolgellau campus, Ceri Mai Jones, has been awarded a scholarship by Bangor University and Gwynedd Council to study Computer Science from September.
Myfyriwr disglair o Adran Peirianneg Fodurol campws Coleg Menai yn Llangefni, yw'r cyntaf i dderbyn Tarian er cof am Gryffudd Rhun Jones.
An excelling student from the Automotive Engineering Department at Coleg Menai’s campus in Llangefni is the first to receive the Gryffudd Rhun Jones Remembrance Shield.
Yn ddiweddar cafodd myfyrwyr ar ein cwrs Chwaraeon (Antur Awyr Agored) Lefel 3 a Gradd Sylfaen (FDSC) Gwyddor Chwaraeon (GWEITHGAREDDAU AWYR AGORED) yn Nolgellau brofiadau newydd a heriol, dan arweinyddiaeth wych yr Urdd.
Students on our Level 3 Sport (Outdoor Adventure) and Foundation Degree (FDSC) Sports Science (OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES) course in Dolgellau have recently had new and challenging experiences, under the excellent leadership of the Urdd.
Mae cytundeb gwerth £11m gan Lywodraeth Cymru yn helpu un o brif ddarparwyr prentisiaethau Gogledd Cymru i gefnogi adferiad economaidd yn y rhanbarth wedi'r pandemig.