Results Doctor

Watch and listen to Edexcel's Tom Shooter and 18-year-old A level student, Harriet Mace.


Audio (4:03)

You can hear about Harriet’s experience of studying for her A levels, what her expectations and plans are. Whilst Tom tells you the options available to you if you don’t get your desired exam results and alternative options if the academic route is undesirable to you.

Listen to Harriet Mace and Tom Shooter

TV Interview

School and sixth-form college students all over the country are bracing themselves for the imminent arrival of their exam results. Those who haven’t done well or think there’s something wrong with their results should first talk to their teachers, and remember that re-marking and re-sitting are available options if necessary. Conversely, students who’ve done better than expected can take advantage of the UCAS clearing process to find an alternative to their initial plans or first choice of university.

Examzone is not only packed with lots of advice and information for students, but also offers practical guidance about the emotional issues that can arise from disappointing results or uncertainty about the future.

The interview below is Harriet Mace sharing her experience of studying for her A Levels and Tom Shooter, from Edexcel, gaving some helpful tips on what options students have if they receive unexpected exam results.