Students receiving their A-Level, AS-Level, T-Level and BTEC results today (Thursday 13 August) and GCSE results next week, are being reminded that help and advice is available at Devon’s network of Employment and Youth Hubs.
There are hubs across the county in Barnstaple, Bideford, Crediton, Exeter, Honiton, Ilfracombe, Newton Abbot, Okehampton, and Tiverton, with one due to open in Totnes next Thursday (20 August) on GCSE results day.
They all offer free, friendly support to anyone aged 16 and over who is exploring options for further education, training, or work.
Youth provision is an integral part of the of the Employment and Youth Hub service. Over the past year, they have provided support to 410 young people in Devon aged 16 to 24.
For those young people collecting their results, no matter what grades they achieve, the hubs are here to help them move forward with confidence – enabling them to consider the wide range of options that are available to them, aligning their interests and exploring options that perhaps haven’t been ‘on their radar’.
Staff work to support young people on their journey to training and employment. They can provide one-to-one guidance on CV writing, interview preparation, career planning, advice on how to access apprenticeships or training, and much more.
Advisors at the hubs work at each person’s pace and offer ongoing support tailored to individual needs.
To find your nearest hub or book an appointment please visit our Employment Hubs webpages or email employmenthub@devon.gov.uk

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