Sabina Onwuka’s Post

As today is the dreaded collection of GCSE results, I want to wish all those who have or are collecting them, all the best of luck in the world. Congratulations to those that recieved great results, the better than expected results and those who got what they expected. What I also want to say, to those that didn't get the results needed, these results are merely a stepping stone in life. They don't define who you are or what you become in the future. Yes they are important, but when you get older, you realise they are a stepping stone to the greater things. Take time off, exams are exhausting and sometimes better paths lie ahead. Learn that it is OK to fail, it doesn't always mean you have to stop. Once you are ready, sit down and re-evaluate, what you want to do, what could have gone wrong but also celebrate what went right (even if that was in other subjects).

Good luck with your GCSE results! 🎓 Waiting for those envelopes or emails with your GCSE results can be a nerve-wracking time. Whether you're feeling confident or anxious, remember this: your results are just a step on your journey. 📈 Remember, your potential is limitless. Feel free to get in touch directly to explore how we can support you further: www.ctskills.co.uk #GCSEresults #CareerSuccess #Education

GCSE grades don’t define you. It’s GCSE results day today and here I am again to say that the printed letters don’t define you nor your ability What helped me during the period of sadness of my not so great results is realising those printed grades, at that very moment, are static But YOU are dynamic, a letter doesn’t change who you will be in let’s say 5 years time 😁 Congratulations to all who are receiving their results today and remember where you’ve come from - this time is important don’t get me wrong but it shouldn’t define where you want to be 🫶 Stay amazing! #StudentSuccess #GCSEResultsDay

*I wish I had another opportunity: Don't Take Anything for Granted* As I prepared for my final exams (SSCE) in secondary school, I was determined to excel. I studied tirelessly, convinced that I had everything under control. But, in my zeal, I made a careless mistake - I missed the exam date when it was unexpectedly changed. I was studying on the same day the exam was held, unaware of the change. Despite my hard work, I failed to write the exam, and to this day, I haven't had the opportunity to retake it. The experience was painful, but it taught me a valuable lesson: never assume you have all the facts. No matter how confident you are, always double-check with others to ensure you haven't overlooked something crucial. I learned the hard way that a single mistake can be costly and have long-lasting consequences. My story serves as a reminder to stay vigilant and humble, even when we feel most prepared. Don't make the same mistake I did - stay informed, seek guidance, and never take opportunities for granted. I hope my story helps you and others learn from my experience! * Double check that information * Be vigilant * Stay informed. #10daysconsistencychallengewithdaniel #Personalgrowth

GCSE results day is almost here, and we’re cheering you on! It’s natural for the day to come with some anticipation and apprehension, so we've put together a guide to help you navigate the day, handle the outcomes, and explore the many paths available to you afterwards. Remember, your results are just one part of your story - there are countless opportunities ahead. This is just the beginning of your journey, and we’re here to support you every step of the way! Find our article in the comments and share any of your own tips below. #GCSEResults #ClassroomtoBoardroomFoundation #Education

Good luck to everyone who is collecting their GCSE results tomorrow!   It can be a nerve-wracking day so I've compiled some of our top tips for the day from the Classroom to Boardroom Foundation on how best to prepare. Go give it a read!    If you, or anyone you know, is heading into year 12 & at state school, we'd love to hear from them!   You can find out more about the Foundation in the comments below. Come and join us!    #GCSEResults #ClassroomtoBoardroomFoundation

Wishing the best of luck to all students receiving their GCSE results tomorrow! It’s completely normal to feel nervous on such a big day. The Classroom to Boardroom Foundation is here to help ease your nerves in any way possible. We’ve put together a guide with tips on how to navigate the day, so please check it out when you can!   We’re also available to talk to any students who need support. You can get in touch with the foundation by checking the comments below. Remember, no matter what happens on the day, there isn’t just one route to success. There will be future opportunities that are right for you! #GCSEResults #ClassroomtoBoardroomFoundation

Good luck with your GCSE results! 🎓 Waiting for those envelopes or emails with your GCSE results can be a nerve-wracking time. Whether you're feeling confident or anxious, remember this: your results are just a step on your journey. 📈 Remember, your potential is limitless. Feel free to get in touch directly to explore how we can support you further: www.ctskills.co.uk #GCSEresults #CareerSuccess #Education

Good luck with your GCSE results! 🎓 Waiting for those envelopes or emails with your GCSE results can be a nerve-wracking time. Whether you're feeling confident or anxious, remember this: your results are just a step on your journey. 📈 Remember, your potential is limitless. Feel free to get in touch directly to explore how we can support you further: www.ctskills.co.uk #GCSEresults #CareerSuccess #Education

Consistency & Discipline John has completed his junior cert exams, and he can finally enjoy the summer holidays! 🌞 When John's mock exam results came in, it was clear that we had more work to do to help him prepare. I could help with only four subjects, but for the others, we had to seek external help. We made a plan Our 12-week plan included: Monday to Friday: 1 hour in the morning (he would write out flashcards) and 1 hour in the evening (we would do revision) 📝 Weekends - no study Each week we had clear goals and ticked these off when completed Sticking to this plan required discipline and consistency from both of us of course. It was not always easy. There were days when life interrupted our schedule, and we missed our scheduled study time, but we stayed flexible and kept going. In these 12 weeks we completed all we set out to do! This was the first big project for John and i am very proud of his dedication and hard work on this. 💪✨ #Discipline #Consistency #ProudParent #Education #Milestone #HardWork #Achievement #SummerBreak