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Robert completed the Level 4 Diploma in Project Management while working in an education setting, where he held responsibility for IT, facilities and infrastructure and supported the delivery of several projects.
Although he had practical experience of working on projects, he wanted to develop a deeper understanding of project management and how to apply best practice in the workplace.
In her role as Policy and Grants Manager at Mudiad Meithrin, Angharad found that managing both small and large projects had become an increasingly important part of her day-to-day responsibilities. While she was already keeping projects organised and progressing, she recognised the need to align her approaches and develop a stronger understanding of the theory behind effective project management.
Enrolling on the Agored Cymru Level 4 Diploma in Project Management gave Angharad the opportunity to step back and view her working practices more objectively.
During Apprenticeship Week Wales 2026, Portal is marking the success of its first-ever Agored Cymru–accredited Level 4 Diploma in Project Management cohort, through the experiences of three successful learners.
Angharad of Mudiad Meithrin, Robert from Pembrokshire County Council and Sophie from the NHS, highlight the real-world impact of structured, work-based learning across very different sectors.
Portal Training is proud to announce it has been awarded Investors in People (IIP) We invest in wellbeing platinum accreditation.
Combined with its existing We invest in people platinum accreditation, this latest milestone distinguishes Portal as the very first training provider in Wales to hold both platinum standards simultaneously.
As Head of Development at Triathlon Cymru, Amy Jenner is dedicated to making triathlon more accessible and inclusive across Wales. In this interview, she shares her journey from first-time competitor to shaping the future of triathlon, the challenges of increasing participation, and the rewarding moments that make it all worthwhile.
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