A Wolverhampton woman who enrolled on a training course and became a customer services apprentice with no GCSE qualifications is urging young people to not give up, and “push yourself to get the job you want.”
Staff from across the City of Wolverhampton Council's children's and adult social care services came together at Bantock House on Friday (14 August, 2026) to recognise the dedication and professionalism that contributed to 2 positive inspection outcomes.
Young people across Walsall are receiving their A Level and post-16 results today, with students now considering their next steps in education, training and employment.
Students across BMet are celebrating another strong results season, with improved performances across A Levels, T Levels and vocational qualifications.
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