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Sorry to ask such a girlie question, but what do you wear to signalling school? Is it business attire (trousers and shirt/blouse) or smart jeans/t-shirt? Thanks :s
I had an interview for Dorrington SB at the beginning of March, job offer at the end of April and medical last week. No start date yet. Definitely in the same boat as you. Very frustrating isn’t it?!
For me I had the reached the benchmark email on 25 January and the next email saying it was under consideration by the hiring manager on 20 February! I’m also still waiting for a starting date after being offered the job at the end of April. It is a very long process!!!
I’m not sure if this helps but when I did similar tests for another company a while back. I was told that if you get the answer right the next question is harder and if you get it wrong, it’ll be easier so you never really feel like you’re getting anywhere! I don’t know if the same is used on...
At the moment it's 8hrs but I believe that may change. I'd probably prefer 12 hrs as I've always worked long days in previous roles but anything would be fine. Just can't wait to get a start date and on that ladder now! Good luck with your applications too :D
Hi MEG, I’m also a female. Slightly behind Amanda in the recruitment process because I have been offered a job near Shrewsbury but waiting for a signalling school place. However I have inside information about the role as my husband has been a signaller for over 20 years. He assured me there are...
My husband has just told me that Severn Bridge SB is featured on a program on Yesterday channel this evening at 2000 hrs. He isn’t on it, one of his colleagues is but it should be interesting
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