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Yes, it is AGA..
Mechanical comprehension is obsolete but TOC can use them if they want it, and that was exactly what i was trying to confirm, as it shows up in the practice materials. .
but since nobody did them recently, I guess I will ask my friend to give them a call...
I wonder if anyone can help...
My friend received an invite for the assessment at Farringdon with Greater Anglia, and I was trying to know exactly what test will be done on the day.
For what I can understand from his practice materials, it looks like he will be doing:
-DFFT - Driver's fault...
Thanks for your reply rob21...
It was only a week ago on the 26th. I was just asking as mere curiosity... and maybe with a dash of excitement... being so close to actually getting a rail job... Just really excited... :)
Well, they asked me the same question, and I passed the interview... But, I probably wouldn't read much into that...
I think the main thing with the interview is just to give good examples of situations that you were involved and how it relates to the job that you are applying. I was...
Ahh, got it... so you are waiting to hear from your application with them?
@KUKUA: I went on my interview on the 1st of April, and it was nearly 3 weeks to receive the invitation to the medical... Just when I was starting to worry... But what a relief it was...
What assessments have you done? Did you go to DM interview?
Hi, mate... when have you been given this date?
I passed my assessments and Line manager interview and, I'm now booked for a Medical... I was hoping, if successful in the medical MMI to start in May as well... Fingers crossed.. :P
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