Students outline what comes after GCSE

Thursday, 25 August 2016 12:07

It marks the end of formal education

GCSE results are out - and students across the Island will now decide what comes next.

Pupils are receiving the fruits of years of study in years 10 and 11.

It marks the end of formal education for some, who have prospects of joining the workforce, or alternatively - entering into Higher Education.

For those who haven't done as well as they expected to, careers and college advisers are on hand.

These students from Ballakermeen High School told us how they got on:

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