Lifechanging83
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Monday 31st JanuaryWhen did you do your assessments?
Monday 31st JanuaryWhen did you do your assessments?
Mine was from the last round of applications, so had all my original tests late 2018!I guess you were the first of the nov applications, mine was the same week so hopefully I’ll head in the next couple of months. I hope you have your medical and contract through soon!
When did you have your medical? and did you receive any thing back before your contract came?Monday 31st January
It will be a DMI they just do things a bit out of sync to other toc/foc’sHi guys, i have been asked to attend an interview for FL; short notice albeit. Can anyone tell me what to expect? In all my applications I have never been asked to attend an interview for a TOC/FOC before, it all been assessments/DMI/Medical but the interview for FL is not a DMI so I am a little confused as to the process; its different to other process ive gone to.
Thanks for any help!
I asked him (the manager of South East) and he said its definitely not a DMI but is a standard job interview. He is the one who asked me if I can attend the interview...It will be a DMI they just do things a bit out of sync to other toc/foc’s
Q same questions as normal, draw on your past experiences, it’s pretty standard stuff. Lots use the STAR method, I don’t… Im a little older and have a fair bit of life experience so just draw from one of those experiences and just ad-lib. I find ‘for me’ it gives a more natural/less rehearsed interview! But that’s just me
!No no no get it quick as in elapsed time. But long as in getting from start to finish and the not knowing etc. similar to ‘it’s been a long day’Not that long at all…only advertised in Nov! It’s Feb and they about to send out offers, that’s extremely quick in railway recruitment I’d say! Read some other threads, 1 to 2 years or more!
I don’t know what interview that is then, what role did you apply for?I asked him (the manager of South East) and he said its definitely not a DMI but is a standard job interview. He is the one who asked me if I can attend the interview...
And thank you for that explanation in regards to DMI, will definitely
Trainee/Graduate driver - the role originally posted on this forum. Back in November.I don’t know what interview that is then, what role did you apply for?
For me with FL I had an MMI which was part of the psychometrics and DMI which is essentially the job interview.
Yeah its sounding like a standard job interview not a DMI; he said he isnt aware of my assessment passes.I don’t know what interview that is then, what role did you apply for?
For me with FL I had an MMI which was part of the psychometrics and DMI which is essentially the job interview.
I have a start date, well pleased, the wait is finally over!Anyone else get their contract, start date, etc yesterday?!
Congratulation, it was just a patience game !!I have a start date, well pleased, the wait is finally over!
CongratulationsI have a start date, well pleased, the wait is finally over!
Well done Bonzo. When and where do you start?I have a start date, well pleased, the wait is finally over!
Will be in the emails they have sent youCould anyone provide the email for HR I need to update them of my notice period, DM would probably be best tia.
I only have the managers emailWill be in the emails they have sent you
Cheers, end of the month.Well done Bonzo. When and where do you start?
Sounds like you’ll be in with me!Cheers, end of the month.
Well done to you both.Sounds like you’ll be in with me!![]()
Have you had the medical yet?Well done to you both.
I'm waiting for my contract to come through. Interview was last year in November, the tests in Watford done 31st January.. passed everything so just waiting now for the email with start date so I can officially hand in my notice to Network rail. Where are you both going to be based?
Not yet, but I've recently had a railway medical so wonder if they use that.Have you had the medical yet?
Would I be right in presuming that you were told about being on the course in May, after you passed the OPC tests?Not yet, but I've recently had a railway medical so wonder if they use that.
Got told I will be on course in May. Perfect as can take couple weeks off before starting
That's correct yesWould I be right in presuming that you were told about being on the course in May, after you passed the OPC tests?
That's great congratulations, hope I am lucky enough to join one of this years courses.That's correct yes
You will. It's a slow process but with the number and amount of people they have to deal with it's a complex task.. arranging Medicals, course dates and classes, uniforms, release dates etc. but all worth it in the end.That's great congratulations, hope I am lucky enough to join one of this years courses.
Also, don't lose heart. Medicals and DBS only have an approx 3 month shelf life. So not hearing may just mean a course later in the year. No news is not bad news, just a slightly later start.You will. It's a slow process but with the number and amount of people they have to deal with it's a complex task.. arranging Medicals, course dates and classes, uniforms, release dates etc. but all worth it in the end.
Is it definitely the case that the medical is only a valid for 3 months? I had to travel quite a distance for the medical and stay overnight, so was not an insignificant cost.Also, don't lose heart. Medicals and DBS only have an approx 3 month shelf life. So not hearing may just mean a course later in the year. No news is not bad news, just a slightly later start.