ColegauCymru is today celebrating the achievements of learners across Wales as they receive their GCSE and Level 2 vocational qualification results.
These results mark a major milestone in the learning journey of thousands of young people. Whether learners are preparing to continue their studies, enter the world of work, or explore new opportunities, today is a moment to recognise their hard work, determination, and progress.
ColegauCymru Chief Executive David Hagendyk, said,
“GCSE and Level 2 vocational results are a vital stepping stone for learners across Wales. They represent not just educational achievement, but the resilience and ambition of young people who are shaping their futures. Colleges across Wales are ready to support the next stage of their journey - whether that’s progressing to further education, starting an apprenticeship, or entering the workplace. Congratulations to every learner celebrating today.”
ColegauCymru also acknowledges the dedication of college staff, families, and support services who have helped learners reach this point. Their encouragement and guidance have been instrumental in helping learners succeed.
What’s Next? Pathways and Support for Learners
As learners consider their next steps, ColegauCymru encourages them to explore the wide range of opportunities available through further education colleges across Wales. These include:
- Full-time courses and A levels
- Level 3 vocational qualifications
- Apprenticeships and work-based learning
- Support for learners with additional learning needs (ALN)
Learners can also access advice and guidance from a range of organisations:
Careers Wales offers impartial careers advice, planning tools, and job market insights tailored to learners in Wales.
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.
For more information and support, learners are encouraged to contact their local college.
