In the telephone book, you are to circle the pairs of identical symbols only, nothing more.
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I agree it through me a bit. Maybe it’s a mistake. In any case I will find out tomorrow
I asked at the interview and they said it would be a medical and a start date, no MMI ♂️
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Excellent - fingers crossed then so I was informed correctly. Cheers for the info
Is your interview for the same position? It wasn’t as intense as I expected, fairly relaxed in my opinion
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Good news ! Yes for a shunter driver so hopefully a similar format to yours
I did mine through Arriva and there was nothing else but the pair of symbols.
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Ah perhaps the c2c one is different, as I am sure I had to look for plumbers with the correct area code and symbols.[/QUOTE]
I’m sure I had the same but not sure if this was just the pratice paper or the first stage of it, the second bit was finding the pair of symbols while listening to the tones
I’m sure I had the same but not sure if this was just the pratice paper or the first stage of it, the second bit was finding the pair of symbols while listening to the tones[/QUOTE]
Was your one for c2c ?
Was your one for c2c ?[/QUOTE]
No mate Freightliner
No mate Freightliner[/QUOTE]
Ok, I’m glad you remembered it too, as I thought I was imagining it ! I will find out tomorrow when I sit it again.
Ok, I’m glad you remembered it too, as I thought I was imagining it ! I will find out tomorrow when I sit it again.[/QUOTE]
Defiantly was something to do with a plumber and area code! 100%, good luck mate! Remember it’s testjng to see how you follow instructions so just listen to how they say it and want you to do and you’ll be fine.
Defiantly was something to do with a plumber and area code! 100%, good luck mate! Remember it’s testjng to see how you follow instructions so just listen to how they say it and want you to do and you’ll be fine.[/QUOTE]
Cheers will do
Had a rejection email this morning, awaiting feedback from southeastern. Good luck with yours
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Gutted for you mate. Keep plugging away, it will happen. Many thanks
You have to pass each part or counts as a fail for the whole test. I failed on one part before and was even told I was beyond outstanding on all other parts however just a mark outside the barrier score for the failed part
Damn, thank you. Think I deffo fluffed the first part lol but then again I don't think a lot of people left that test feeling confident.
Ah yeah I see what you mean, Part 1 really messes with your mind I dont think anyone is ever 100% at the end of it. Main thing is you have your answer you want to give, stick with it be confident and own it, thats an important competency as a driver. I think it’s people that start second guessing that fail, Was it really 10? Could have been 9, or even 11 hmmmmmmmm.
Funnily enough I failed on part 2 which is actually the easiest out of the 3 lol.
Funnily enough I failed on part 2 which is actually the easiest out of the 3 lol.
How did you get on mate?
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Still not heard ♂️
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