Mae Alwyn yn Adeiladwr Siartredig (MCIOB) a chymrawd tystiedig yr IWFM gyda mwy na 30 mlynedd o brofiad yn y diwydiant adeiladu, ystadau, a rheolaeth cyfleusterau.

Ar ôl gyrfa gynnar yn y sector adeiladu, aeth Alwyn ymlaen i weithio yn adran Ystadau a Chyfleusterau Prifysgol Bangor am fwy na 20 mlynedd. Yna symudodd gyrfa Alwyn i swydd newydd fel Pennaeth Rheolaeth Cyfleusterau a Gofod ar gyfer Cadw lle gweithiodd ar gynllun cyfleusterau rheoli dros Gymru ar gyfer eiddo hanesyddol mewn gofal y wladwriaeth, cyn dychwelyd i'r sector addysg ym 2020.

Nawr, yn gweithio fel Pennaeth Ystadau Addysg yn y Rhaglen Cymunedau Dysgu Cynaliadwy, mae'n canolbwyntio ar yr amgylchedd adeiladu a chyfuniadau cynaliadwyedd ystadau ysgol a cholegau, gan ddatblygu strategaeth Carbon Net Dirlawnder, gan arwain y Sialens Ysgolion Cynaliadwy. Mae'r adolygiad o safonau maint ar gyfer ysgolion, a arweinir gan Alwyn, wedi dod i ben gyda chyhoeddi'r Canllawiau Ardal ar gyfer Ysgolion Cymru.

Alwyn Jones
Head of Education Estates – Sustainable Communities for Learning
Welsh Government

Alwyn is a Chartered Builder (MCIOB) and a Certified member of the IWFM with over 30 years of experience in construction, estate, and facilities management.

Following an early career in the construction sector Alwyn went on to work in the Estates and Facilities department of Bangor University for over 20 years.  Alwyn’s career then moved across to a new post as Head of Facilities and Asset Management for Cadw where he implemented a new pan-Wales facilities management service for historic properties in state care, before returning to the education sector in 2020.

Now working as Head of Education Estates within the Sustainable Communities for Learning Programme, he focuses on the built environment and sustainability aspects of the school and college estates, developing a Net Zero Carbon strategy, leading on the Sustainable Schools’ Challenge.  The review of size standards for schools led by Alwyn has concluded with the publication of the Area Guidelines for Schools Wales.