GCSE Results day
Hi, i know its abit early but like whats the process for results day? After i get my results what do i do?
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by layssHi, i know its abit early but like whats the process for results day? After i get my results what do i do?
What do you mean 'what do I do?'
You get your grades, you celebrate if they are good and that's it. You should keep the certificate with your grades as it can be important in the future.
If you are wondering about uni/colleges etc. your school handles sending your grades so that you can't fake them.
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by stilllearning123What do you mean 'what do I do?'
You get your grades, you celebrate if they are good and that's it. You should keep the certificate with your grades as it can be important in the future.
If you are wondering about uni/colleges etc. your school handles sending your grades so that you can't fake them.
You get your grades, you celebrate if they are good and that's it. You should keep the certificate with your grades as it can be important in the future.
If you are wondering about uni/colleges etc. your school handles sending your grades so that you can't fake them.
okay so i dont have to acc go to those skls right? like say i got a conditional offer the skl js sends my grades to all my choices? and also like how do i know what skl has actually accepted me as an actual placement or how do they knows which skl i acc wanna be confirmed at?
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by layssokay so i dont have to acc go to those skls right? like say i got a conditional offer the skl js sends my grades to all my choices? and also like how do i know what skl has actually accepted me as an actual placement or how do they knows which skl i acc wanna be confirmed at?
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by layssokay so i dont have to acc go to those skls right? like say i got a conditional offer the skl js sends my grades to all my choices? and also like how do i know what skl has actually accepted me as an actual placement or how do they knows which skl i acc wanna be confirmed at?
If you intend to apply to uni, the school will send your a-level grades and your gcse grades in your UCAS account to the uni's you apply to. I think this is what you mean, it is all handled through UCAS
If you intend to apply to college, the school will again send your results for you. Sometimes there is an interview but not all the time.
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by layssokay so i dont have to acc go to those skls right? like say i got a conditional offer the skl js sends my grades to all my choices? and also like how do i know what skl has actually accepted me as an actual placement or how do they knows which skl i acc wanna be confirmed at?
The school will send you a link and you type your grades in that, then they will call you if you get a place, and you to accept it you both tell them and go to enrolment day
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