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Which route would you take trainee driver

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chrisbaxter

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I was a main line driver for WAGN which became ONE and then NX between 2002 to 2008 I am now trying to find my way back in. Do i try as a trainee and say nothing or do i get my foot back in the door and work my way up.
Been looking at all sorts of rail jobs any advice.....:
 
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I would say trainee driver jobs. The foot in the door approach doesn't seem to work as well as it used to ?
 

chrisbaxter

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I would say trainee driver jobs. The foot in the door approach doesn't seem to work as well as it used to ?

well everytime i apply and tell the truth i dont even get a reply however going in as a trainee i am awaiting short listing you would think it would be cheaper to re train me than pay around 100k to train a new driver
 

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I was a main line driver for WAGN which became ONE and then NX between 2002 to 2008 I am now trying to find my way back in. Do i try as a trainee and say nothing or do i get my foot back in the door and work my way up.
Been looking at all sorts of rail jobs any advice.....:

Go as a qualified as your driver competence will last for 5 years after that you will have to start from scratch. you have a much better chance as a qualified driver than not in getting back in as a driver.
 
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