Congratulations to students receiving their final summer 2022 results today
Today, students across Wales will receive their final A level, AS, Level 3, Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate and Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate qualification results.
Wales A level results
- 98.0% of students in Wales achieved A* - E
- 17.1% of students achieved an A*
Wales AS results
- 92.7% of students achieved A-E
- 30.7% of students in Wales achieved grade A
Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate / Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate
- 96.7% of students achieved the Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate
- The number of students doing the Advanced Skills Challenge Certificate decreased by 8.1 percentage points compared with 2021
- 79.4% of candidates passed the Advanced Welsh Baccalaureate
Commenting Ian Morgan, Chief Executive, WJEC, said: “On behalf of WJEC, I would like to congratulate students collecting their results today. We recognise the challenges students faced with the return of external assessments; however, the results today reflect the effort and determination they’ve shown throughout their studies.
‘I would also like to thank teachers, lecturers and teams working at schools and colleges across the country for all their hard work and professionalism again this year; they’ve demonstrated huge commitment and support for their students every step of the way.
‘I wish all students the very best for the future; whether that’s continuing their studies or taking the first step in their careers.”
Visit our Results Day webpage today
To support candidates, teachers and parents we have developed a bespoke Results Day Webpage which hosts all the information you need, including details on Grade Boundaries, a guide to appeals, and useful contacts for advice and guidance.
Further Information / Media Enquiries:
Jonathan Thomas
PR and Brand Manager
jonathan.thomas@wjec.co.uk
029 2026 510
