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Questions to the First Minister
… strategic plan and that was to support modern foreign language learning in Wales. We are in discussions with Cardiff University, because they have been valuable Global Futures partners and we're discussing the implications of their proposals and …
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Questions to the First Minister
… Cardiff. But I know that the ambition may not be achievable due to the drastic proposed cuts at Cardiff University, which include stopping teaching foreign language degrees. Equipping our young people with various languages, including Spanish, French and …
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Questions to the First Minister
… think this is an issue that has been highlighted as a result of the announcement that came from Cardiff University and why they couldn't discuss more broadly prior to the announcement. And part of the answer …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 'Ending corridor care in Wales' report
… fall, they must not let Wales's ability to train new nurses be compromised. We must not let Cardiff University's school of nursing close …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 'Ending corridor care in Wales' report
… while the promises to review their contracts remain unfulfilled, without meaningful action. And if the nursing school at Cardiff University closes, then this precarious situation will become even worse. But the situation isn’t hopeless, and there are …
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Topical Questions
… able to pick up elsewhere. Obviously, there's a cross-over with nursing in both Cardiff University and USW for the same cohort of population, so we need to have these conversations, and it's really, really urgent …
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Topical Questions
Well, Llywydd, here we are again following the recent announcement by Cardiff University about the possibility of the loss of 400 jobs and courses being closed down. The dominoes are starting to fall, one after the other. There …
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Questions to the First Minister
… Wales, but at the moment it is not sustainable. We saw that in the announcement made by Cardiff University: 400 jobs under threat. Today we hear of the threat to cut jobs and close courses in the University …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Apprenticeship pathways - Panel 5 - Welsh Government
Okay. Just to say Jack Sargeant has visited the now-finished project Engage to Change at Cardiff University who were doing exactly that. Some funding with regard to that would be very welcome …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Apprenticeship pathways - Panel 4 - Regional Skills Partnerships
… additional learning needs or learning disabilities? You may be aware of the work of Engage to Change at Cardiff University, which has now ended. How can we expand that provision …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
… what action the Welsh Government is taking in order to address the concerns that there are about the Cardiff University school of nursing closing and the impact that that might have on the nursing profession more widely …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Child poverty: evidence session with Professor Rod Hick
… for the next item on the agenda, we have Professor Rod Hick from Cardiff University, who's going to talk us through the work that he did on behalf of the Welsh Government in order to establish …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Medr: Annual scrutiny session
… think only just to add, as you'd expect, extensive and ongoing engagement, not just with Cardiff University, but all institutions in Wales, about their plans for responding to the current financial situations that they find themselves …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Medr: Annual scrutiny session
… potential consequences might be if there are subjects that are lost. But, again, I would stress—you mentioned Cardiff University—they're in a consultation period and those are the sorts of things that we'd expect …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Medr: Annual scrutiny session
Right. My final question for now: we have touched on the situation with Cardiff University already. I just wanted to ask you for your response to the announcement that we heard last week on the potential loss …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Medr: Annual scrutiny session
Thank you for that, James. Simon, you did mention Cardiff University in your introduction, and it would be remiss of me as a politician not to ask you the questions, but what is Medr's assessment of the …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… should have declared an interest right at the beginning; my daughter's a third-year student in Cardiff University, so I'll just put that on the record. But I'd like to maybe home in on some …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… want to begin by expressing my most sincere sympathy with the staff affected by the announcement at Cardiff University. I recognise the anxiety that these proposals will have for staff and students. Over the past week, I have …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… essential for a country that thrives. And let us remember, the subjects and departments at risk here in Cardiff University created for Wales, for the United Kingdom and for the world the likes of Martin Lewis, Karl Jenkins …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… role they have in our society and our economy. Now, it's clear that the current leadership of Cardiff University have handled this deficit crisis very poorly …