We're at the Eisteddfod - Come and visit us
We're at the National Eisteddfod this year! Visit our stand and speak to a Careers Adviser about your career ideas and options.
Date: 5 - 12 August
Location: Boduan, Llŷn ac Eifionydd
Stand: 229 - 230
Our activities
We'll have different activites on our stand. Come and see us to have a go at:
- The Buzz Quiz
- Minecraft
- Different props and selfie frames
- Colouring in sheets, wordsearches and quizzes
- Playing different games like Connect 4 and Noughts and Crosses
We’re also hosting employer workshops.
| Date | Time | Employer |
| Monday 7 August | 11am | Careers in the creative industries with Mared Huws, Pontio |
| Monday 7 August | 2pm | Careers in the creative industries with Lowri Cêt, Galeri |
| Tuesday 8 August | 11am and 2pm | Careers in health and social care with Gwenno Williams and Fflur Huws, Gwynedd Council |
| Wednesday 9 August | 11am and 2pm | Big Ideas Wales / Islwyn Jones, Pen y Bryn Falconry |
| Thursday 10 August | 11am | Careers in health / Emma Jones, Llifo'n Llawen Yoga session |
| Thursday 10 August | 2pm | Careers in broadcasting / Liam Evans, BBC News reporter |
Celebrate with us
Help Careers Wales celebrate our 10th birthday on the stand with cakes, Tammy’s facepainting and a silent disco on Friday 11 July.
What is the National Eisteddfod?
The Eisteddfod is the largest annual festival in Wales. It has over 150,000 visitors every year. It celebrates Welsh culture and the Welsh language. There’s something for everyone, whether you can speak the language or not.
Get inspired to learn Welsh
Learning a new language can open a world of opportunities. There are lots of reasons people learn Welsh. Some learn Welsh to improve their career prospects, some to connect with their roots, and others for social reasons.
If you want to learn Welsh, or develop your Welsh language skills, there are plenty of opportunities at the Eisteddfod Why not visit the Learn Welsh Village in the Eisteddfod to find out more.
Find out the benefits of learning Welsh and where to learn Welsh in your area.