With A-Level results day fast approaching students are being reminded that help will be on hand when their results are handed out.
Tomorrow marks the culmination of two years of study for the Island’s 18 year old students.
It’s also the next step for the young people with many deciding to continue their higher education at university or go into employment.
Teachers and careers advisors will be on hand to discuss student’s options with them.
Tony Wild, who has political responsibility for employment and skills, said having a parent of friend on hand could also be helpful:
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