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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    Hey, I've been having a look for things on the medical as I have a health condition I think may be a problem for me (wish they did some kind of medical at the beginning so we didn't have to go through all this). I've been advised to give them a call, but in the meantime I've found this, in...
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    MTR Cross Rail Successful Driver applicants Sharing info

    Thank you, much appreciated. I've got my stage 2 assessment day in Watford coming up, so will give them a call beforehand, just in case.These assessments aren't a walk in the park, so don't really want to be doing them for no reason.
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    It kind of takes how long it takes, its not timed as such, but the test takes a certain amount of time which you have no influence over. Definitely agree with the above advice, make sure you have no distractions around you whatsoever, and in part 3, try not to lose focus if you make a mistake...
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    MTR Cross Rail Successful Driver applicants Sharing info

    Can anyone give any insight on the medical assessment. What are they assessing? I assume they ask about any long term sicknesses? Is there any info on what they won't allow, illness wise, as I don't want to keep going through these assessments and interviews only to find out my medical condition...
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    My opinion on the MMI is in the comment above
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    Don't lie...... Lol. Remember it's the OPC that are conducting this, not MTR. This is the part I failed on last time because I made up a situation. And the one question I made up was the one I failed on. They give you time at the beginning of the day where they give you the questions and you...
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    Practise practise practise. Although the tests generally aren't the same as the practise ones, they are there to help you. Get there with plenty of time, and grab a coffee/tea and relax before the day starts. As long as you're practised, you'll have given yourself the best shot.
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    There is paid parking around there, but I wouldn't advise driving. Parking will be very expensive, plus you have to get there for 9am I believe, so having to deal with peak time traffic isn't great when you're already stressed about an assessment day. Just get the train early and have time to...
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    MTR Crossrail Trainee Driver (Multiple Locations)

    Not the first interview, no. The first interview as part of the 2nd assessment day is competency based. They even give you the questions they're going to ask at the beginning of the day, so you can think of some examples and write them down. Then if you get to the interview they'll ask you to...

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