Cai Tomos Case Study

Wales Wide Training Programme Creative Practice Support Sessions

WWTP has a new case study evaluating the Creative Practice Support Session set up by Tracey Brown and facilitated by Cai Tomos. The case study is available below in English and Welsh and is downloadable as a PDF to read in your own time.

Cai Tomos Case Study in English

Astudiaeth Achos Cai Tomos yn y Gymraeg

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