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Ar ôl Blwyddyn 11 mae’n rhaid i chi wneud rhai penderfyniadau am eich dyfodol: a ydych am aros yn yr ysgol, mynd i’r coleg neu gael swydd. Gall dechrau hyfforddiant neu ddod o hyd i swydd ymddangos yn dasg anodd, sy’n golygu gadael eich cyd-ddisgyblion a’ch ffrindiau a’r arferion yr ydych wedi dod i arfer â nhw ers blynyddoedd. Ond mae llawer o gyngor a chymorth ar gael i’ch cefnogi i wneud y penderfyniad iawn.
Os ydych yn awyddus i ddechrau gwaith ar unwaith, efallai y gellid eich temtio i gymryd swydd lle na ddarperir hyfforddiant ond efallai nad dyma’r dewis gorau oherwydd fod hyfforddiant a chymwysterau yn eich helpu i symud i fyny’r ysgol gyrfa. Cyn i chi dderbyn swydd, darganfyddwch pa hyfforddiant a gynigir i chi, gan gynnwys unrhyw gymwysterau y gallwch astudio tuag atynt a sut y gallwch symud ymlaen yn y cwmni.
Gofalwch eich bod yn cael yr Isafswm Cyflog Cenedlaethol ar gyfer eich grŵp oed o leiaf, sef y gyfradd tâl am bob awr y bydd gennych hawl iddi yn ôl y gyfraith yn y DU. Fe’i hadolygir bob blwyddyn, felly gwiriwch beth yw’r gyfradd ar hyn o bryd.
Mae ffyrdd hefyd y gallwch ddysgu a hyfforddi wrth i chi weithio ac os ydych yn 16 neu yn 17 ac yn gyflogedig ond nad oes gennych lawer o gymwysterau mae gennych bellach yr hawl i amser taledig i ffwrdd o’r gwaith i astudio neu i hyfforddi.
I gael cyngor ac awgrymiadau am waith a hyfforddiant cliciwch ar yr amrywiol erthyglau yn yr adran hon neu ar y dolennau i wefannau eraill i ddarganfod mwy.
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Rhoddwyd sylw 10 mis yn ôl - 31st March 2011 - 15:21pm
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