ColegauCymru is today congratulating thousands of learners across Wales who are celebrating their achievements as they receive their A level and Level 3 vocational qualification results.
This year learners have once again demonstrated resilience, ambition and dedication across a wide range of subjects and pathways in what continues to be a challenging time for learners. From traditional academic routes to vocational qualifications, the results reflect the diversity and strength of Wales’ further education sector.
Speaking on results day, David Hagendyk, Chief Executive of ColegauCymru, said,
“Today is a celebration of the hard work and determination of learners across Wales. Whether they’ve studied A levels, vocational qualifications or a mix of both, their achievements are a testament to their commitment and the support of dedicated staff in our colleges. These qualifications open doors to exciting futures - whether that’s university, apprenticeships, employment or further training. We’re proud of every learner and the role colleges play in helping them succeed.”
ColegauCymru also recognises the vital contribution of college staff, families and support services in helping learners reach this milestone. The organisation continues to work with partners across Wales to ensure that every learner has access to high-quality education and the opportunity to thrive.
What’s Next? Support for Learners in Wales
As learners consider their next steps - whether continuing in further education, progressing to higher education, or entering the world of work - ColegauCymru encourages them to explore the wide range of options and support available, including higher-level qualifications, apprenticeships, work-based learning, and guidance from organisations such as Careers Wales.
Learners are encouraged to contact their local college for more information on post-results support and opportunities. Contact your local college.
Careers Wales offers impartial careers advice, planning tools, and job market insights tailored to learners in Wales.
UCAS For those progressing to higher education, UCAS provides guidance on clearing, course options, and application support.
Apprenticeships - A Genius Decision A hub for exploring apprenticeship opportunities across sectors, including Level 3 and higher-level apprenticeships.
Adult Learning Wales Supports lifelong learning with flexible courses, including vocational and community-based learning options.
The Open University offers part-time and distance learning qualifications, ideal for learners looking to combine study with work or other commitments.
