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Elevate careers service: here to help on A Level results day

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Thursday, August 17, 2023 9:48 am
in Education, Featured, Reading, Uncategorized
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A team of advisers at Elevate careers service is on hand to help and advise students. Picture: Alissa de Leva via Unsplash

A team of advisers at Elevate careers service is on hand to help and advise students. Picture: Alissa de Leva via Unsplash

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A-LEVEL STUDENTS who sat their exams this summer have been receiving their results this morning.

Young people in Reading will also be discovering their AS-level, T-level, BTEC and other Level 3 results.

All will be planning their next steps.

Advisors at Elevate careers service are on hand to offer guidance and advice to young people who need support after receiving their results, including a drop-in session between noon and 4pm today.

Brian Grady, Director of Education at Brighter Futures for Children, said: “Congratulations to all young people in Reading receiving their results today.

“I am proud of Reading young people for the results they have achieved.

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“It should not be forgotten that these young people experienced three years of disruption to their education due to the pandemic and have demonstrated great resilience and determination.

“For those young people who did not receive the results they hoped for, I would urge you not to worry and be assured that there are many options open to you.

“Our expert advisors at Elevate careers service are there to help you and I would encourage you to make contact.

“I would also like to thank all teaching and support staff in Reading who have worked so hard to support their students through challenging times.”

Cllr Ruth McEwan, Reading’s Lead Councillor for Education and Public Health, said: “Well done to all young people in Reading receiving their exam results today.

“You should be very proud of the way you have persevered through lockdowns, remote teaching, social distancing and all the other challenges you have had to face in unprecedented times.

“I wish you all the best with your next steps, whether that be university, training or employment.

“If you were disappointed with your results, I would urge you to contact our friendly team at Elevate careers service who can guide you through all the different options available to you.”

There are a variety of ways of getting in touch with advisors at Elevate:

People can book a face-to-face appointment in the Youth Hub based at The Curious Lounge, The Pinnacle building, in Tudor Road, Reading, RG1 1NH.

Elevate careers coaches will also be available for drop-in sessions on A-level and GCSE results days from noon until 4pm.

To book an appointment, call: 0118 937 3766 or text 07980 744530

Email: elevate@brighterfuturesforchildren.org or visit: www.brighterfuturesforchildren.org

The following websites offer advice for young people, parents and carers about coping with stress and anxiety around the exam results period: www.youngminds.org.uk www.childline.org.uk

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