The Career Services Manager for the Island says he was virtually "redundant" during his visit to one of the Island's secondary schools yesterday (Thurs)
Andrew McKinley says he was delighted to see so many students achieving the A level grades they wanted to go on to university.
However, he adds there is help on hand at the Jobs Centre if it's wanted and suggests that regardless of grades, university is not for everyone.
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