DESC Careers Information, Advice and Guidance Service
Tuesday 6th August 2024
SQA Qualifications at SQCF Levels 4,5,6 (available to students via my SQA)
Tuesday 13th August 2024
CAIE IA Levels (available to students via secure login)
CAIE IGCSE (available to students via secure login)
Thursday 15th August 2024
Ofqual regulated A Levels
WJEC A Levels
Other Ofqual regulated Level 3 qualifications (BTECs)
Thursday 22nd August 2024
WJEC GCSEs
Ofqual regulated GCSEs
Ofqual regulated Level 1/2 qualifications (BTECs, OCR Nationals etc)
UCM will advise their students of the arrangements to collect results over the Summer period.
Schools will be open on:
Thursday 15th August for KS5 Leavers Level 3 (BTEC Level 3/A Level) results and support
Thursday 22nd August for KS4 Leavers Level 1 and 2 (IGCSE, GCSE and other Level 1 /2 qualifications) results and support.
For Year 11 students who have applied for a course at UCM starting in September 2024 - details of what to do once you have received your results can be found on the UCM website HERE
For Year 11 students who have applied for Level 3 courses at a school sixth form the school will let you know arrangements for your next steps once you have received your results.
Guidance for Year 11 Leavers Summer 2024
Guidance for Year 13 Leavers Summer 2024
Guidance for Further Education Leavers Summer 2024
Guidance for Higher Education leavers Summer 2024
This offer is accessible to all education leavers in Summer 2024.
The Department's Careers Advisers, Andy McKinley and Helen Hillier, are available to support of education leavers receiving their results over the Summer. There are drop in sessions available at UCM and the Job Centre as well as bookable appointments via email or phone with the Careers Team in Ramsey, Peel or Port Erin. Please see details below:
The aims of this framework are:
- to support the Island’s commitment to life long learning from when children start Primary school into, and through, adulthood.
- to support schools and UCM in delivering key aspects of employability and careers education that will enable learners at different stages and ages to make informed choices about the next steps in their learning and lives.
It is based on 4 key principles:
1. Learner focused but supportive of wider systems
2. Incorporates a golden thread of unifying ‘Lifelong Learning Skills Language’
3. Grows individual’s awareness of self and opportunity
4. Supports access to an entitlement offer around Employability and Careers education for all learners
Please note that the above captures Island, not individual school, provision and is subject to ongoing changes and development work across schools and UCM.
Downloadable version here:
Isle_of_Man_Learning_Pathways_and_Careers_Education_May22.pdf