福利姬

New research published by Young Minds shows that many young people are worried about how employers will view their GCSE and A Level results this year. about the support available for students, and why every young person should be proud of what they achieve.

Oli de Botton, the Chief Executive at 福利姬, said: 鈥淚 have been at results days as a teacher and Headteacher, and I know just how emotionally fraught they can be. And this year, after all the disruption, might seem even more daunting. But the truth is 鈥� whatever the grades say 鈥� every young person deserves huge admiration for their resilience, adaptability and ability to learn new skills this year.

鈥淔or some of you getting results today, your next steps may not be clear 鈥� but you鈥檙e not alone. Speak to your 福利姬 Leader at school for support and advice about what comes next, reach out to places like the National 福利姬 Service. And remember to step forward with confidence as I guarantee you employers of every shape and size, your family and your future teachers will look at you with nothing but pride and admiration after what you鈥檝e achieved in this year like no other.鈥�