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Hey all. I have been looking into Tram Driving jobs local to me for a while now. If someone would be so kind, can someone who works currently in this role let me know the year on year pay scale for 2025 onward? I see it is now advertised as £27560 to start and £31304 after 12 months. What is...

When you go to do the new tests you will most likely just be taken to a screen that says something like "You have already completed these tests and your current scores will be used". You likely won't have to redo them, just go to start them and you will see. Unless it has changed dramatically...

Thank you for this. Much appreciated @Midlands_lad

Hey. Anyone have an idea as to how many Sundays they work in the rota at WMSC? Is it a 5 week or more rota? Does it average out 1 or 2 Sundays per pay day for e.g?

Hi all. Apologies for being a pain, but does anyone know the shift times for the Alrewas box? Is it 8/12hrs, open 24hrs? Also any idea of rota (i.e. how many Sundays per 4 week). Feel free to PM me details if you don't want to put it in the forum. Thanks!

You get paid a week in arrears, so you should be paid 2 weeks and 3 days pay on 5th April and then full pay from May 3rd onwards.

https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/non-technical-skills.135501/ 4th post in. Read this whole thread, all these questions are answered and it is invaluable. You can search the forum for specific topics too. Hope that helps.

Currently just finishing week 10 and can totally agree with all of what is said here. You get a little breather week 8 and 9 (slightly) then it ramps up again! Best of luck all you guys in your final weeks, keep thread informed how you get on. ;)

Similar to Tom, I went for 3 interviews in one week. Got offered the Grade 2 first. Even filled out the paperwork and had the medical for my Grade 2, a few weeks later the offer for my current Grade 4 ROC job came through and I was able to accept it and it just trumped the Grade 2 offer no...

I believe "Application under consideration for assessment 2" basically means your details are going over to the hiring manager to be considered for interview. Good luck!

They say they are valid for 12 months, but during my applications I was asked to resit some after 6 months. They CAN last for 12 months but some people have previously said you can ask to resit them after 6 months if you feel you did not do very well on them the first time. Best to just ring...

A lot of ex-Police are joining Network Rail as Signallers too. I originally went for Trainee Driver role but ended up doing Signalling in the end. Something to consider if Driver roles are not coming up in your area very often. There is also generally a bit less competition for Signalling roles...

On your 2nd day of induction (Friday morning usually), you will do some English and Maths tests assessments again online like the ones you do before you join. If you have evidence you can forget week 9. You will have to do them in week 9, but there is no real pass or fail they tell you to just...

You could be put anywhere, it does not seems to matter where you live. You will be put where there are places on the course, not the geographical area you live in. You could live in London but still be put on a course in York (not Basingstoke for example). I ended up in Westwood in Coventry, I...

Training schools for signallers is currently at York, Westwood in Coventry and Basingstoke.