Discussing new AS and A Level qualifications in Cymraeg and Core Cymraeg at the National Eisteddfod

At the Wrexham National Eisteddfod, Qualifications Wales held an event discussing a consultation on new AS and A Level qualifications in Cymraeg and Core Cymraeg

The consultation invites people to contribute to shaping the future of AS and A Level qualifications in Cymraeg (Welsh) and Core Cymraeg.

The contributors to the Eisteddfod included Alex Lovell, Qualifications Manager, Qualifications Wales, Helen Prosser, Director of Learning and Teaching, The National Centre of Learning Welsh, Emily Evans, Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol ambassador, Swansea University doctoral student, Eurgain Hughes, Head of Welsh, Ysgol Morgan Llwyd, Wrexham. Ashok Ahir, Director of Communications and Engagement at Qualifications Wales chaired the event.

In the lively Qualifications Wales stand, visitors heard a discussion about the new proposals which aim to reflect contemporary Wales.

Alex Lovell, Qualifications Manager said:

"Cymraeg belongs to us all - and it is essential that the qualifications we offer reflect that. We have listened to teachers, learners and partners - now we want to hear your opinion."

Further information

The consultation is open until 12 September 2025 on the Have Your Say platform. Qualifications Wales encourages teachers, learners, parents, carers and educational partners to get involved.

Join the Conversation

This is an opportunity to contribute to the future of Cymraeg education - and to ensure that the  language continues to flourish in the lives of young people throughout Wales. We understand that everyone is busy and time is short, so there is no pressure on individuals to respond to every question. Answer the ones you are interested in. We are very eager to hear our partners' and key stakeholders' opinions.