A woman on a sofa checks her social media analytics using a laptop and smart phone

Welshifying your social media

3 March 2026 | 10 am – 11 am | Online

Delivered through the medium of  Welsh

4 March 2026  | 10 am – 1 1am | Online

Delivered through the medium of English

1 x 1 hour session / online

Aims

Learn how to create catchy and effective content bilingually on social media.

Content

Social media is a great way of keeping in touch with service users and to reach new supporters and users. Posting in Welsh can help you reach new followers and stand out from the crowd. We will answer the most frequently asked questions by charities about the best way to post in Welsh by looking at real examples.

We will consider the different options available to organisations who haven’t got many Welsh speaking staff as well as organisations who already operate bilingually. We will also look at what support is available to organisations when resources are scarce.

Learning outcomes

By the end of webinar learners will:

  • Be aware of how to use images and posters
  • Be aware of accounts to tag to reach new followers
  • Have more information about best practise when creating bilingual content
  • Be aware of which tools and resources are available to help with creating Welsh content.

Who this session is for

This is session is suitable for officers or volunteers who are interested in creating bilingual content for social media. Please note: this session is not aimed at officers from organisations with a statutory obligation to provide Welsh language services. This includes public sector organisations and some from the third sector.

Course requirements – please read before booking

What we ask of you:

  • Attend the full duration of the training.
  • Test your Zoom access before attending.
  • Arrive 5-10 minutes early – late arrivals may not be admitted.
  • Keep your camera on and participate via microphone/chat where possible.
  • Let us know at the time of booking if you have any access requirements (e.g. BSL interpreter).
  • Enable notifications from LUMA to receive joining instructions and resources.
  • If you can’t attend, please email bookings@wcva.cymru (see our cancellation policy).

MAXIMUM of two places per organisation

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