Skills Competition Wales

On the 3 February 2022, four of the Audit Wales second-year Financial Audit Apprentices took part in the ‘Skills Competition Wales’ (Accountancy division).

Cyber resilience – one year on

Taking the chance to reflect on the impact of our work

Helping to tell the story through numbers

Local government financial sustainability tool

Call for clearer information on climate change spending

More climate change detail needed in financial statements

From Graduate Trainee to Audit Lead

I joined Audit Wales fresh out of Uni in June 2015 as a Graduate Financial Audit Trainee.

Actions speak louder than words

We’re not known for having snappy titles for our national studies here at Audit Wales, but this one’s a mouthful even by our standards.

Wales’ schools face the alarming challenge of the lowest bir...

Whatever new challenges COVID-19 is presenting schools with at the moment, one thing that could be confidently predicted is that many primary schools will have fewer learners than they saw a decade ago.

The Lost Art of Conversation?

How Transatlantic connections are made between Wales and Nova Scotia using the power of conversation

Warming up for our latest report – the Warm Homes Programme

By this time of year many of us are likely to have gone beyond an extra layer of clothing and will be relying on our home heating systems to keep us warm

COP26: Shining a light on the Welsh response to climate chan...

The United Nations climate conference is a pivotal moment in the global fight against climate change.

My placement with Audit Wales in the Planning and Reporting ...

In his blog, Emrys explores his three-month placement in the Planning and Reporting team, providing an overview of the lessons he's learnt whilst working with data, teamwork and corporate reporting.

Graduating into a pandemic