Mae’r cymorth i weithwyr Tata drwy’r ffrwd gwaith Hyfforddiant a Sgiliau wedi mynd rhagddo ac mae sesiynau cynghori wedi bod ar gael i weithwyr yn y gadwyn gyflenwi.  Mae’r cymorth wedi ei ddarapu gan ystod eang o sefydliadau gan gynnwys y  Money Advice Service, UK Steel Enterprise, sefydliadau gwirfoddol lleol a CThEM.  Mae Canolfan Byd Gwaith wedi bod ar y safle tan ddiwedd Gorffennaf.  Mae Gyrfa Cymru wedi darparu cyflwyniadau gyda phartneriaid  ac wedi gweithio’n unigol gyda nifer o weithwyr Tata a rhai o is-gontractwyr Tata.  Mae’r Undebau wedi rhoi canmoliaeth gref i’r cymorth hyblyg a sensitif sydd wedi’i ddarparu hyd yma gan bob asiantaeth.
Support to Tata workers through the Training and Skills work stream has progressed and recent advice sessions had been opened up to workers in the supply chain. Support has been provided by a wide range of organisations including the Money Advice Service, UK Steel Enterprise, local voluntary organisations and HMRC.  On site presence by Job Centre Plus has continued through until the end of July. Careers Wales had carried out partnership presentations and worked on a one to one basis with a number of Tata and known subcontractor employees. The Unions strongly praised the flexible and sensitive support that has been provided to date by all agencies.