The ‘Cardiff Commitment in Action’ provides a snapshot of our progress towards realising the vision of the Cardiff Commitment to be a city that works together to inspire our children and young people towards a better future and that achieves our goals to:

• Inspire the next generation of children and young people to develop the skills needed for the jobs of tomorrow
  
• Be the bridge between employers and learning organisations to create opportunities and support partnership working
  
• Engage and expose children and young people to the world of work through multiple interventions
  
• Support young people to progress into education, employment and training and develop the right skills to support growth sectors across the region
  

Specialist Settings Business Forum

Cardiff Commitment in Action - BBC Cymru Wales open doors to Community Group

Volunteering Opportunity Form Launched

The ‘ALN Spotlight’ provides a snapshot of our progress towards realising the vision of the Cardiff Commitment to be a city that works together to inspire our children and young people towards a better future with particular focus on those children and young people who have Additional Learning Needs.

Butetown Pavilion Industry Nights

On Thursday 30th November, Butetown Youth Club had its second Digital Industry Night focussing on Coding and Engineering.

Over 45 young people attended the event with 100% of them stating that they either Enjoyed or Really Enjoyed the event.

Partners included:

ARUP Burroughs Cardiff & Vale College Curtins

Evans Electrical Hemiko Hydrock Cardiff University

VVB Microchip Tramshed Tech

If you would like to join in on our next Butetown Industry Night focussing on Gaming and Media on Thursday 7th March

please contact Rhiannon Cox on rhiannon.cox@cardiff.gov.uk

Ambition - Opportunities - Skills

The 'What's Next? Cardiff' platform is a digital space that centralises the local offer of Education, Employment and Training (EET) for young people aged 16-24 in Cardiff.

For partners: Tap into our network of young people aged 16-24, and their supporting networks, to promote opportunities within your organisation for free! Please send us any provision or opportunities you have an we will promote on your behalf.

For Schools: A thrilling, innovative platform is now available for both students and staff to delve into the array of educational, employment, and training options in the local area. It also provides pathways for acquiring skills and qualifications for the city's most sought-after growth sector jobs.

Youth Support Service Events

Our 4th event of the 2023/2024 Youth Support Series was hosted by Adferiad. Post-16 colleagues heard from Adferiad’s Michael Harvey who talked about the range of programmes available to help young people with positive mental wellbeing, resilience and developing confidence.

Watch the event HERE

Up Next: The Princes Trust

When? 31/01/2024, 11am

What: Hear from the Princes Trust about a range of upcoming programmes they have for young people in relation to pre-employment, employment and enterprise skills.

If you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive an invitation for this event, please reach out halima.bibi2@cardiff.gov.uk

Passport to the City, ensuring young people from all backgrounds can enjoy the world-class amenities Cardiff has to offer to develop a sense of pride of where they belong.

For partners: Advertise universal offerings aimed at children & young people and their families for FREE. Work with us to structure bespoke experiences and opportunities for the city’s most vulnerable groups.

For Schools: Passport to the City facilitate AoLE linked experiences with partners across the city. We support families, young people and some of the most vulnerable groups to access sporting and cultural events within the capital.

Ambition - Opportunities - Skills