In reply to Mountain Spirit:
Hi there.
I'm guessing your instructor will assess your ability and talk to you about your preferences before you get to a crag, so don't worry overly.
Tremadog is a lovely place to climb and I'm sure you'd really enjoy the vibe of the place. There's even a really nice café just over the road which is a great place to have a cup of something and some food between routes. However, whilst the walk ins are short, the routes are quite long (being multi-pitch) and so your instructor might prefer to get you going on shorter single pitch routes elsewhere. But there are some easy'ish routes at Tremadog, with some classic Severes which are challenging enough for a beginner. There are even some slightly easier routes although they're not quite so classic. It's not so much the difficulty of the moves as the exposure being high up and keeping going over several pitches. They're amazing routes to do when your instructor thinks you are ready though.
Having said that, there are some single pitch routes on the upper tier at Tremadog, although with a longer approach and I'm not sure how easy or not they are.
PyB often visit Tremadog so your instructor will be the one to talk to about it when you get there. Have a great time!! It's my favourite place to climb and I have a bit of a connection with the place.
Post edited at 13:43