CULT Cymru Announces Line-up of November Courses For Members in Wales

CULT Cymru offers discounted courses to MU members living in Wales, they have just released dates and booking links for their November courses – from sign language to online self-promotion.

Published: 31 October 2022 | 4:28 PM

A woman looks eagerly into a laptop in a busy home office space — Courses exist from online self-promotion through to networking skills and sign-language. Photo credit: Shutterstock

Below are the November dates released by CULT Cymru. For a full listing of their upcoming courses, and information in the Welsh language, please visit their website.

Hunan-hybu arlein / Online Self-Promotion

Dydd Mercher / Wednesday 9 November

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Ar lein/Online

Book your place

Cyflwyniad i Iaith Arwyddo / Introduction to Sign Language

Dydd Mawrth / Tuesday 15 November

10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Suite 4, 1 Heol y Gadeirlan / Cathedral Rd, Caerdydd/ Cardiff. CF11 9SD

Book your place

Sgiliau Rhwydweithio / Networking Skills

Dydd Gwener/ Friday 17 November

6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Ar lein/Online

Book your place

Hunan-hybu arlein / Online Self-Promotion

Dydd Mercher / Wednesday 23 November

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Ar lein/Online

Book your place

Cyflwyniad i Reolaeth Adeiladu a Dylunio / Introduction to Construction Design and Management

Dydd Iau / Thursday 24 November

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Ar lein/Online

Book your place

Pasbort Diogelwch Diwydiannau Creadigol / Creative Industries Safety Passport

Dydd Mawrth / Tuesday 29 November

09:00 am – 5:30 pm

Ar lein/ Online

Book your place

Cyflwyniad i Iaith Arwyddo / Introduction to Sign Language

Dydd Mercher / Wednesday 30 November

7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Ar lein/Online

Book your place

Any enquiries should be sent to cultcymru@bectu.org.uk

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CULT Cymru Announces Line-up of November Courses For Members in Wales

Hunan-hybu arlein / Online Self-Promotion

Cyflwyniad i Iaith Arwyddo / Introduction to Sign Language

Sgiliau Rhwydweithio / Networking Skills

Hunan-hybu arlein / Online Self-Promotion

Cyflwyniad i Reolaeth Adeiladu a Dylunio / Introduction to Construction Design and Management

Pasbort Diogelwch Diwydiannau Creadigol / Creative Industries Safety Passport

Cyflwyniad i Iaith Arwyddo / Introduction to Sign Language

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