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Thanks for that Inge that's cleared a few things up for me and you're right
it is a ridiculously long process, I applied for the conductor position in March,
passed everything and still no guarantee of a job at the end of it. I still live and
hope and won't rest till I'm working for Scotrail...
Hi Inge, just wondering if you have past all assessments and interviews for
the Guard positions. I am on hold having completed all the processes. I assume
if a position comes up current employees will get first shot of the job with
outsiders coming next or does it depend on who scores the...
Thats the way to do it, a, I passed all my assesments and interviews by doing the same things you did, I even took a week off work prior to the interview to
study and swat and it paid off. There can sometimes be thousands of people apply for these jobs because they are such good careers to...
Was the interview for Conductor or driver? I had a structured interview for
conductor and got an Email four days later with my results. That was on 30th
Aug.
Its deffo a life changer and a job for life with great prospects. Try and keep relaxed about it and enjoy yourself, remember these guys want to see how
you react under pressure and how you work as a person, although answering
the questions to the best of your abilities is important, dont lie if...
Hi, Yes I passed the interview but I am currently on hold awaiting positions
becoming available. As far as I know the asessment good for three years is for all tocs, they are not going to shell out a lot of money to put the same people through the same test time and again. As for getting an...
Hi Nkay, Well done on passing your assesment, now comes the tricky part.
I just went through the process with Scotrail and as far as I'm aware the
assesments are good for three years. so any future applications for conductor
should just be selection and interview. My advice is to swat up...
Hi Mate, best advise I can give having been through it is just relax and be
yourself, most of the questions asked relate to your personal experiences and
skills that can be transferable over to the roll of conductor. I wasn't asked
about any routes or asked for any proof of previous...
It went as expected, two interviewers firing all sorts
of questions at you for about an hour, relaxed atmosphere but at the same
time quite intense. They said it could be a week or two before I hear.
Were you there too or do you have another date?
Just wondering if anybody who passed this assesment has heard anything
regarding a structured interview. Thats two and a half months since the assesment and I'm beginning to wonder if they've forgot all about us.
Does anyone have any idea of a FSR conductors normal monthly take home
pay would be. As I understand there is commission on ticket sales on top of
wages as well as overtime. Any Ideas?
:D
Hi RO, I think being unable to drive would have stopped you getting this far,
Its a case of, as long as you can get to your work within an hour whether public
transport is available or not. I know how you feel about being excited, i feel the same but as usual we'll just have to wait it out...
Thanks Cameron, don't let what i've said put you off trying, you'll never no
till you give it a go. And RO well done to you too. I think its just a case of sitting tight and waiting till they have enough people to do the interviews at
the same time, but god nows how long that will be. Do you...
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