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Help shape the future of educational resources in Wales

Adnodd is on an exciting journey. And we’re looking for passionate individuals to join us. 

Since our establishment in 2023, we have been building a national organisation that supports learners, practitioners and communities across Wales by ensuring access to high-quality educational resources in both Welsh and English. 

As we look ahead to the next phase of our development, we’re seeking new members to join our Board and help us shape the future of education in Wales. 

Whether you are an experienced Board member or looking to bring your expertise into a public service role for the first time, we are keen to hear from people who share our commitment to collaboration, innovation and making a difference for learners. 

Hear from our leaders:

Emyr George, Chief Executive

A message from Emyr George, Chief Executive, on who we are looking for, and how new Board members will shape our future direction. 

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Video length: 1.12

Mair Gwynant, Board Member

A message from Mair Gwynant, Chair of Adnodd’s Audit and Risk Assurance Committee, on the positive culture we’ve created, and some of her personal highlights. 

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Video length: 1.45

Owain Gethin Davies, Chair of the Board

A message from Owain Gethin Davies, Chair of the Board, on his vision for strengthening the future and diversity of Adnodd. 

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Video length: 1.11

Find out more about our work in our strategy 2025-28.

Why join Adnodd? 

By becoming a Board member, you will have the opportunity to: 

  • Help shape the strategic direction of a growing national organisation at a pivotal stage in its development. 
  • Contribute your expertise and experience to public service, helping to strengthen governance, innovation and decision-making. 
  • Work alongside passionate colleagues, partners and stakeholders from across Wales who are committed to improving education for future generations. 
  • Play an active role in supporting bilingual education and the continued delivery of the Curriculum for Wales.
  • Help improve access to high- quality educational resources for learners across Wales, ensuring that children and young people can benefit from engaging, relevant and inclusive learning  experiences.

How to apply 

These roles are public appointments therefore recruitment is being managed by Welsh Government on behalf of Adnodd. Please visit this webpage for details. 

Stay in touch with us

Keep up to date with the latest updates from Adnodd as we support the Curriculum for Wales.

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