STUDENTS are being urged not to panic over their A Levels as help is on hand with the Exam Results Helpline, which is now open.
More than 40 advisors are on hand for the expected influx of thousands of leavers who receive unexpected results and need support and guidance on what to do next.
The Exam Results Helpline, which is funded by the Department for Education and run through UCAS, has been helping students for more than a quarter of a century. Last year, advisors answered more than 7,500 calls over the two weeks it was open for A Levels and GCSE students.
Students can call the helpline number on 0808 100 8000 and also get help through the Exam Results Helpline’s dedicated Twitter and Facebook accounts.
