
The hard work is over, exams have been sat, but now comes the worst bit – waiting for results on Thursday August 22.
Once the calendars turn to August, most students’ thoughts turn to their future and what to do in September.
It is a difficult time for young people.
Many don’t know what career they wish to pursue, plus, the thought of leaving their school and their friends, who they have known for years, can be daunting.
However, instead of ignoring it or going into panic mode, now is the perfect time to talk to our fully trained career experts who are running Advice Cafes to guide students through the maze of planning their future.
ADVICE CAFES
Our Advice Cafes run from GCSE Results Day on Thursday August 22 through to September 4. Check the Link for days and times www.camre.ac.uk/advice
If you cannot attend, we have an online Career Coach where you can answer either six, 30 or 60 questions to find the best jobs to suit your skills and personality. Have a go here: https://camre.emsicc.com/?radius=®ion=Cambridge
A LEVELS OR VOCATIONAL STUDY?
Everybody is different and for some, A Levels are the right direction, while for others a vocational route at college will suit them better.
At Cambridge Regional College we have a range of courses and apprenticeships that are an alternative to A Levels but provides the same level of qualifications at the end.
Unlike A Levels, however, most of our courses use a system of continuous assessment, which means you don’t have to sit an exam at the end.
Entry is at various levels, so you can find a course to suit your ability.
So what are you waiting for? Come and visit us and see how we can help you find your future.














