Please see below advice and information from SQA for learners and parents following SQA examination results in 2022.
Please contact the school SQA Coordinator directly with any queries or if you need further assistance or information.
gw17welshsuzanne@glow.sch.uk
MySQA
Sign up to MySQA before 5pm on Wednesday 20 July to receive your SQA exam results by text or email.
To register you need:
- your Scottish Candidate Number (SCN)
- an email address
If you have already signed up, remember to check your profile to make sure your contact details are up to date for Results Day 2022.
How to find your Scottish Candidate Number
You can find your SCN on a previous SQA certificate. If you don’t have an SQA certificate, speak to your school/college, call us on 0345 279 1000, or complete our Candidate Enquiry Form
Appeals 2022
Information for learners
After receiving your results, if you think any of your grades don’t seem right, you may be able to appeal.
If your final grade is lower than the estimate your school, college or training provider submitted to us before the exam, you may be able to make an appeal directly to SQA, or through your school, college or training provider. You should always discuss the discrepancy between your estimated grade and your final grade with your teachers/lecturers or centre staff to determine whether the estimated grade and supporting evidence support an appeals request.
Estimates form a significant part of the eligibility criteria to appeal. Therefore, it is important that you are aware of your estimate and understand how this was decided.
If you have any questions about any of your estimates, it is important that you talk to your teachers and/or lecturers as soon as possible.
Appeals 2022 – Gaelic (555 KB)
What happens next?
If your appeal request is accepted, SQA will carry out a clerical check of your exam script and assignments. SQA appointees – practising teachers and lecturers – will also review the assessment evidence that your school, college or training provider sends to us to decide your final grade. The final grade might be different to the estimate that your school, college or training provider sends us. In this case, you will be awarded the higher of the two grades based on the two sources of evidence.
Priority appeals
An appeal can be prioritised if you have a conditional place at university or college, or in training or employment that depends on your grade. Please confirm with your school, college or training provider if you have a conditional offer as all priority appeals must be validated by your centre.
