PA mediaYouths across Scotland are ready to get their exam results – although in some parts of the country, mail delivery will be delayed due to a storm.
Email and text results are unaffected, but those who wait for the certificate in external hebrids, orchney and Shetland have been asked to expect a delay.
More than 147,000 candidates will get their marks for the National Progress Award and National Certificate along with the skills for civilians, highrs, advanced highrs and work awards.
Certificates will be sent by first class posts, although many students will also receive a lesson or email.
Digital results from 08:00 are due to sending to people with active MySQA account.
As Storm Floris brought 80mph and wide travel disintegration gusts, SQA stated that the Royal Mail confirmed the delay in external hebrids, orchney and Shetland.
It said that other areas may be delayed on low information and the affected candidates should contact their school or college to find out their results.
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A Skill development scotland helpline Their results or the next steps in their education will advise anyone with questions.
‘Celebrate success’
SQA Senior Operations Manager Anette McKaina said: “I encourage anyone who has any questions or needs advice, they come to the results day to call helpline, where the dedicated members of the employees will be happy to help and guide you.
“Remember, do you expect your achievements, or not, many different routes are available to shape your future success.”
Education Secretary Jenny Gilraratha said: “Results Day is an important opportunity to celebrate achievement and success which is clear through a wide range of routes for more learners than ever.
“There are many options available for young people, no matter they achieve results, and provides invaluable advice on a complete host of helpline issues – from college and university places, UCAS confirmation and clearing, trading, jobs and volunteers.”
