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From my own experience I was I a talent pool for GTR (GN) for almost 2 years. You do become disheartened as time passes but you're still.in a better position than many.
No. You apply for the depot at the start of the application process. There is a small possibility that if a depot is over subscribed, and you have been successfully recruited, you may be offered a choice of another depot.
Don't assume anything until you directly hear back from recruitment. As others have said they are manually sifting through 21k applications and so it will take time. At this stage no news is good news.
Yes very unlikely everyone will get through. At my original assessment day we started with around 30 people and at the end of the day only 6 got through.
Thats was pretty much the same as me when I did my route learning for SWR. Although I didn't have to learn tunnel lengths.
Level crossings; there name, location and type is also important and PTI (platform-train interface) risks at each station too.
As said once you get the hang of it it...
No worries. You do have to be very patient in this game and it's good that you know that already. Although they obviously use different assesments you'll have an understanding of how the assessment process works and you gain experiences to take to.your interviews.
I would go for the customer ambassador role while you have the opportunity. It will give you some good working experience you can use to take forward.
Also with respect to you, you still have to pass all the driver assessments. That process, in the best of times, can take several months to...
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