Teenagers who are getting their A-level and GCSE results over the coming days can get support from Services for Young People as they decide on their next steps.

Whatever the results, Services for Young People (SfYP) is on hand with the latest information and impartial advice to help young people with their important choices.

Whether the results are better or worse than expected, or they want to rethink their plans, Herts County Council can help young people explore their options at this pivotal time.

Cllr Caroline Clapper, Cabinet Member for Education and Lifelong Learning at Hertfordshire County Council, said: "I would like to wish all of Hertfordshire's students awaiting exam results the very best of luck.

"Getting your results marks the start of a new chapter in your life. You can rely on Services for Young People to have the expertise to guide you through all the options available to you.

"Whatever next step you decide, on behalf of Hertfordshire County Council, I wish you all the very best for the future."

One-to-one personalised advice is available from SfYP in schools and at SfYP young people's centres across Hertfordshire.

Young people can contact their local team (details below) to make an appointment before visiting or just drop in during the opening hours. Phone or video-call appointments are also available.

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Find full details and opening hours at Information, advice and support at SfYP young people's centres

Young people can also register for jobs, apprenticeships or traineeships to get job alerts in the occupational categories they are interested in via text or email. They will receive job details, including how to apply, and further support.

Local SfYP team contact details

Stevenage and North Herts

Please call 01438 843340 or text 07860 065178 or email Stevenage Team or North Herts Team

Young people who are stressed or anxious about exam results can also find advice on the services available to help them through Just Talk at Exam and Revision Stress (justtalkherts.org)