Yn dilyn ymlaen o WQ86339, a wnaiff y Gweinidog amlinellu manylion penodol ynghylch a oes is-dargedau ar gyfer sectorau a disgyblaethau fel rhan o darged Llywodraeth Cymru i gael 125,000 o brentisiaethau erbyn 2026, ac ym mhle maent yn bodoli?
Apprenticeship programme delivery is driven by sector priorities prescribed to our provider network each contract year. The provider network responds to market need in line with these priorities at a regional and national level, rather than to targets from Government. .
Sector priorities are informed by Regional Skills Partnerships, labour market intelligence and interaction with sector bodies. Current priorities include; Health and Social Care & Early Years Care; Digital and Information Technology and Net Zero sectors and occupations, including energy, housing, renewables, and transport. In addition, Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and technical sectors and occupations remain as cross-cutting priorities, supporting our broader aims. Providers are also required to prioritise delivery towards those apprentices aged 16-24, supporting the Young Persons Guarantee and under-represented groups, including disabled learners and apprentices entering or re-entering the labour market.
Welsh Medium / Bilingual provision is, however, targeted and 50% of Welsh first language learners who commence an apprenticeship within the sectors of Health Care, Construction and Agriculture are expected to undertake all or part of their apprenticeship in Welsh.
In all sectors, provider performance and delivery is monitored continuously.