Recent content by Allseeingeye

Hi everyone, I was hoping someone can help me out, I have my initial assessment coming up for Night Shift CSA (AC1), I downloaded the practice material and did a couple of mocks but having reads lots of stuff online, some of the common mentions are that the actual test is nothing like the real...

Any advice on the ac1? Really excited and nervous about this

Congratulations mate!

Thanks very much! This seems promising, I can imagine the hard part is not trying to rush but obviously you dont want to be relaxed. I have scaat tests printed all over the place at the moment :D

OK thanks I have the first assessment and attempting to prepare as I only have a few days to do so. I am reading through the practice material now and have some questions: 1. Is the understanding and following information part similar to the practice? 2. Is the Error ID in the same...

Can someone clarify if you guys were interviewed on the first assessment?

So Just to clarify: Following Information, Understanding Information and Error ID test as well as a SCAAT test. The above is going to be the first assessment on the one day? I do read a fair amount but have started to read a bit more, especially instruction manuals. The error ID test is...

I have printed a few full size A4 sheets from the tool. I have been timing myself 30 seconds per sheet, I seem to be able to only get down to the 7th or 8th line. Is this bad or good? No mistakes though

Thats good to hear, I done OK with both the SCAAT printouts and also the valves Error Identifaction, I found it be quite straight forward. I did get 2 answers wrong with the following the information in the practise test however, so I need to get back to reading and do what they advise on the...

So are the actual tests a full page like the Bourdon tool prints out, or the same thats included in the practise tests? You have 30 seconds for each one, if its a page long, Im assuming you want a balance of speed and accuracy. Not too quick but not too slow

Sorry thats what I meant, the name of the software is called Bourdon. Thanks for the advice, I usually do things in a logical way so will take this approach.

Thank you very much for your help. I know this seems like a silly question but regarding the bourdon test, when practising on the computer, you are limited in how you scan the visual information and cant go back more than one space. I am assuming you just have to mark off the matching...

Hi everyone, As I can see from reading the forums, you are well aware of the night Train Operator Jobs available at TFL at the moment. I recieved an email yesterday to attend my first assesment :D Having a rollercoaster of emotions as I have always loved trains! A bit of an obession that...