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13 February 2026

Welsh Employers Back Apprenticeships for Workforce Planning

Welsh employers are using Apprenticeship Week Wales 2026 to highlight apprenticeships as a practical response to skills shortages, recruitment pressures and long-term workforce planning.

Welsh Employers Back Apprenticeships for Workforce Planning

Apprenticeships Provide a Strategic Talent Pipeline

Apprenticeships and the Future NHS Workforce

The Ethikos Group Grows its Apprentice Workforce with Support from The Development Bank

I Was an Apprentice at 16. It Gave Me My Future

Growing Clean Energy Talent Through Apprenticeships

More Than 100,000 Apprenticeships Delivered in Wales this Senedd Term

Investment Prospectus Showcases More Than £20bn in Energy Infrastructure Investment Opportunities

Mixed Picture for Wales SME Finance as Barriers Remain

Investment Prospectus Showcases More Than £20bn in Energy Infrastructure Investment Opportunities

Worldchefs Team Visits Wales Ahead of 41st Congress & Expo

Nine Welsh Neighbourhoods to Share £180m ‘Pride in Place’ Funding

Fintech Raises £7.8m and Expands Operations with Cardiff Hub

Manifesto Sets Out Priority Areas for Construction Sector

Welsh Employers Back Apprenticeships for Workforce Planning

£100m Wrexham Gateway Scheme Advances as Key Developments Progress

Rates Relief for Welsh Pubs and Restaurants Welcomed But Business Leaders Call for Urgent Reform

Fintech Raises £7.8m and Expands Operations with Cardiff Hub

Nine Welsh Neighbourhoods to Share £180m ‘Pride in Place’ Funding

Nine Welsh Neighbourhoods to Share £180m ‘Pride in Place’ Funding

New Training Network Aims to Transform North Wales Visitor Economy Workforce