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Cyfle would like to congratulate Rhian, Robbie and Caio Brewster on the birth of Ilan Bobi Gwynn Brewster, born on Thursday, 22nd of March. We wish you all the best.
Cyfle would like to extend a warm welcome to Carolina Vasquez, Philippa Elizabeth Davies, Thomas Goddard, Gruffydd Marc Jones, Elizabeth Faye McCar thy and Dylan Jones as they begin their journey on Cyfle’s new 6-month part-time scheme, Archive Mash-Up.
Secondary school pupils from across Gwynedd got a chance to express their creative side recently through Cyfle and the Llwyddo’n Lleol initiative. The initiative highlights the different career and business opportunities that exist within five growth sectors in Gwynedd, including the Creative Industries.
On Friday the 2nd of March Cyfle’s Multiplatform Project Manager, Rhys Miles Thomas will be imparting his knowledge of Cross Platform Marketing at a business-focused event in Cardiff, held completely in aid of charity. 
We would like to extend a warm welcome to Sue Jeffries to the Cyfle team!
Sue will be working with the team on a part time basis from the 2nd of April 2012 to assist the company to move forward and help develop new partnerships and increase Cyfle’s client portfolio, particularly in south Wales.
Cyfle’s latest training scheme for Programmers and Developers has finished on a high, with a presentation to almost 30 industry representatives in Cardiff.
The six individuals completing their training are – Robert Gapper; Edward Millington; Richard Grey; Benn Pearson; Paul Fry and Liam Williams (seen in the picture with Aled Bartholomew, Co-lead Trainer and Rhys Miles Thomas, Multiplatform Project Manager, Cyfle).
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.
