Cysylltodd y rheolwr ar y pryd a gofyn os hoffwn ymuno \u00e2 chynllun prentisiaeth i weithio yn y felin, gwrthodais i ddechrau gan fy mod yn meddwl y byddwn yn symud ymlaen o\u2019r felin ond pan gynigiwyd yr un cyfle y flwyddyn ganlynol, penderfynais roi cynnig arni, 12 mlynedd yn ddiweddarach rydw i dal yma!<\/p>\nSean<\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n Dechreuodd Katherine, sydd bellach wedi bod yn gweithio ym Melin Tregwynt ers bron i 9 mlynedd, hefyd yn y caffi lle bu\u2019n gweithio am lai na blwyddyn cyn ymuno \u00e2\u2019r cynllun prentisiaeth.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Mae prentisiaethau yn ffordd wych o gael pobl ifanc i gymryd rhan gan ei fod yn rhoi cyfle i bobl sydd \u00e2 diddordeb yn y maes yn barod i ddysgu sgiliau newydd a gweld sut beth yw gweithio mewn melin.<\/p>\nKatherine<\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n Fel rhan o'r cynllun prentisiaeth roedd Sean a Katherine yn gweithio yn y felin bedwar diwrnod yr wythnos ac yn treulio diwrnod yr wythnos yn astudio yng ngholeg Caerfyrddin. Mae\u2019r ddau bellach yn rhan o Ymddiriedolaeth Perchnogaeth Gweithwyr Melin Tregwynt sydd yn strwythur cyfreithiol lle mae cwmni yn eiddo i\u2019w weithwyr ac mae ganddynt gyfran gyfunol yn y busnes trwy\u2019r ymddiriedolaeth. Mae'n rhoi mwy o ymdeimlad o berchnogaeth a chyfranogiad i weithwyr yn y busnes er mwyn creu menter gynaliadwy a llwyddiannus.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Mae\u2019n bwysig parhau i ddarparu cyfleoedd a chyflwyno pobl ifanc i\u2019r gweithlu er mwyn cadw\u2019r traddodiad a\u2019r diwydiant yn fyw. Roedd tua 300 o felinau gwl\u00e2n yn gweithio yng Nghymru ar un adeg, heddiw rydym yn un o tua 7 sy\u2019n dal i sefyll ac mae bod mor llwyddiannus \u00e2 ni, yn dipyn o gamp!<\/p>\nSean<\/cite><\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n Yn ei anterth yn y 19eg ganrif, roedd tua 300 o felinau gwl\u00e2n yng Nghymru, ond gyda dyfodiad y Chwyldro Diwydiannol a chyflwyno tecstilau rhatach wedi eu masgynhyrchu, caewyd llawer o felinau. Heddiw, dim ond ychydig o felinau sydd ar \u00f4l, ond maent yn parhau i gynhyrchu cynhyrchion gwl\u00e2n o ansawdd uchel sydd o werth am eu gwydnwch a'u patrymau unigryw. \nMae Melin Tregwynt yn enghraifft wych o sut y gellir defnyddio cynlluniau prentisiaeth i gadw sgiliau traddodiadol a denu cenedlaethau iau i barhau \u00e2\u2019r grefft. Trwy gynnig cyfleoedd i bobl ifanc ddysgu sgiliau newydd a gweithio mewn melin leol, maent wedi datblygu t\u00eem o wehyddion ymroddedig fel Katherine a Sean, sy\u2019n cadw\u2019r traddodiad gwehyddu yn fyw ar gyfer cenedlaethau\u2019r dyfodol.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Welsh woollen mills face the challenge of preserving traditional skills and attracting younger generations to carry on the craft. Melin Tregwynt addresses this challenge through their apprenticeship scheme, which allows young people to stay in their local area and join one of the few remaining working mills in Wales. 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