Qualifications Wales: Learners in Wales receive their A level, AS level and vocational qualification results today Reviews of the summer 2023 exam series

WJEC: Congratulations to students receiving their final summer 2023 results today For more information visit our Results Day Webpage. To contact WJEC please email or call the helpline on 02920 265 000. You can also follow WJEC on Facebook, Twitter X and Instagram

Young Person’s Guarantee Feed your positivity with the Welsh Government’s Young Person’s Guarantee. The Young Person’s Guarantee provides under 25s in Wales with the offer of support to gain a place in education or training, find a job or become self-employed.

Free appeals for economically disadvantaged learners – exams summer 2023

Funding will be made available to schools and colleges again this year, to ensure learners who are economically disadvantaged have equity of access to the appeals system. The funding applies to all general and vocational qualifications. Appeals will only apply in limited circumstances as outlined by JCQ and WJEC, that is where there is concern about errors in the marking, special consideration, reasonable adjustment not being applied correctly, or malpractice.

Please remember that appeals can cause grades to be revised down as well as up. Centres and learners should discuss any potential appeal to assess its suitability. Should you have any queries about the appeals scheme please email.

UCAS – Clearing 2023

If you’re applying through Clearing, find out what to do, and how to apply.

Clearing FAQ’s

What is Clearing? 

Student Finance Wales: guide to Clearing 2023

Get results day ready with our guide to Clearing 2023. Going through Clearing? Don’t forget about your student finance!

Vaccinations for students entering college or university

Check that you are up-to-date on vaccinations.

University Ready Hub: Let’s talk about Uni!

This bilingual podcast brings together students from Welsh universities to share their personal experiences about moving on to higher education. Students talk candidly about making decisions on where to study and choosing the right course, managing the application process, fitting in, and making new friends, money concerns and getting support whilst at university. University Ready is a collection of free resources created and compiled by all universities in Wales to support learners with taking their first steps into higher education.

Meic

Meic is the helpline service for children and young people up to the age of 25 in Wales.  If you need to speak to someone confidentially you can do so online, via text or calling Meic.

Stay aware, stay safe, stay together: Tom's campaign

A safety initiative aimed at learners aged 16 to 18, intended to be part of the pastoral studies programme at schools and colleges in Wales.