It’s nearly GCSE and A-level results time, and to support students, Bournemouth & Poole College is holding a ‘Come to College’ event at both its North Road and Lansdowne sites.

The events will take place over on Thursday, 12 August at 10am-4pm and on Friday 13 August at 10am -1pm at both sites.

The College’s independent careers advisors and subject area teams will be on hand to talk to those who are worried about their results and may not have received the grades they were expecting.

Diane Grannell, principal of Bournemouth & Poole College, said: “In a year where so many students have missed out on valuable time in school, at The College we feel it is vital to offer this to all students in the area, especially if they are not sure about the next steps to take following their results.”

The College’s Student Support team will also be at the event to speak to young people who have specific needs about the support available for them as they transition to further education.

For the students who do not get the results they had hoped for, advice will be available about retaking English and Maths qualifications. Subject area teams will also be able to explain the structure of college courses and ensure students are enrolled on the correct one for their requirements.

Diane added: “Making the jump to further education can be daunting for many students. This can be worse for those who did not get the results they were expecting and now have to reconsider their options. Offering the Come to College event means that these students can talk to the relevant staff to ensure they’re on the right track for success.”

To enrol onto the free event and to see the specific subject breakdown, visit www.thecollege.co.uk/come2college or call 01202 205205.