
When answering the questions think about what the job entails.
Shift work
Working alone
Working to set rules and procedures
Safety of passengers,yourself,the public and staff
Working under pressure
Communication with passengers and control
Concentration
Setting standards
Willing to learn
Looking back at previous assessment days,about 30 are invited and only 5 to 6 candidates get through to the interview.Most of them make a hash of the SCAAT test due to not following simple instructions.
My advice would be to read this forum and practice the tests.If you do this then you will be fine.
Do a little bit of reading about the company for example
The current expansion program
The size of our network
None of the assessments are difficult if you prepare correctly.
The Job is for you if you really want it.
I think I read there is a basic maths and grammar test..
do they test both dot and shape tests as supplied in the forum link?
For what its worth there was no maths or english test in the previous assessment - but that isn't to say there won't be as the previous assessments were done over two days so they may change the format slightly!
Route knowledge is going well, beavercreek - a bit too warm to be in the classrooms at the moment though!
No maths or English according to letter, 3 psycho tests in the morning then if successful onto tram drive and interviews in the afternoon
Think it's
Dots
Shapes
SAFEPQ
No maths or English according to letter, 3 psycho tests in the morning then if successful onto tram drive and interviews in the afternoon
Think it's
Dots
Shapes
SAFEPQ
well iv been told by 2 reliable sources there will be so i'm sure as hell going to prepare
To be fair, I'm not sure they have finalised what tests, or at least they hadn't on Friday
This safety personality questionnaire is new to me but is apparently included
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Are we getting excited? Lol

I believe that Four have been offered a placement pending a successful medical.
One of these was a internal.
