Cyfle will be working alongside Gwynedd Council and Gwynedd 
Arts Forum as part of an exciting new partnership to deliver a bespoke training programme in social and digital media for artists and creative companies in Gwynedd.
Today 3 exciting new events have been announced which will take place in February and March 2012 at Cyfle’s Training Centre, Galeri, Caernarfon.
Cyfle would like to wish Cyfle’s latest trainees the best of luck on their first day in their journey with us on the new 7 month training scheme, Digital Dimension.
Back (l-r) Rhys Miles Thomas, Cyfle; Deio Owain; Gwion Llewelyn; Stephen Williams; Lisa Howe, Tutor. Front (l-r) Anne Mary Gallagher; Manon Volk; Nerys Evans; Thomas Graham Hall
Welcome to Anne Mary Gallagher, Deio Owain, Gwion Llewelyn, Manon Volk, Nerys Evans, Thomas Graham Hall and Stephen Williams to the Cyfle family!
‘Sgin ti Syniad?’ is a community proje
ct in the form o f an interactive exhibition in an empty shop in Caernarfon and a series of open air projects. It is a project which has been tailored to the needs of 3 groups of young people 11-19 years of age who are not in education or employment, or are in danger of falling into this category.
CYFLE is very pleased to have worked with this project, which is being run by Galeri Caernarfon Cyf and Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru, in conjunction with the Pobl Peblig Partnership, CYFLE and Sherman Cymru to compliment a Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru and Sherman Cymru production of ‘Sgint’, in conjunction with Galeri.
The ‘Sgin ti Syniad?’ project is financed by Reach the Heights through the Arts Council of Wales, The European Social Fund and the Welsh Government.
Associate Director: Screen Workshop Programme
Actorsworkshop is seeking to recruit a freelance Associate Director for a new Screen (TV / Film) acting workshop series.
After working for Cyfle for 13 years, David Ellis Jones has decided that the time has come to hang up his working boots and retire from his role as Qualifications and Resources Coordinator with the company.
Cyfle has been broadening its horizons by working in 
partnership with Careers Wales on providing an opportunity for pupils from eight high schools in Gwynedd to create their own ‘App’ for the iPhone in special workshops held at Glan-Llyn, Bala and Galeri, Caernarfon in October/November this year.
The Cyfle staff and board would like to thank Huw Jones for 
all his hard work and commitment to Cyfle during his 3 years as Cyfle’s Chairperson.
Cyfle is to deliver two schemes as part of £250,000 worth of training recently announced by Skillset Cymru for Creative Media professionals in West Wales and the Valleys to ensure they have the skills they need to thrive in the new media environment.
Cyfle is pleased to announce that our ongoing relationship with the University of Glamorgan has now been formalised, with Cyfle becoming one of the University’s Approved Institutions for learning.
