Northen conductor Manchester

[SoupG886]

Hello everyone,

Sorry if this has already has a thread somewhere. I just wanted some updated information if possible.
I've had an interview for the conductor role and just wanted to know what the the 3 months training is like, what the shift patterns are like for newbies and the salary/overtime does it go up slowly after you come out of training?

Any information would be greatly appreciated

 

[Sheffcaster202]

Hello

I’m starting with Northern at a different depot on 6th June and have asked a few of your questions on here and there are some good replies in the threads, I’ll try and figure out how to tag a link in here for you but I have a screen shot of what someone replies to me about the training to give you a bit of insight for now

Have you got a start date yet or been booked for your medical?

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Conductor training thread

If you give that link a click it takes you to the thread I wrote in

Sorry it’s not the best way of showing but I’m not great at this sort of thing

 

[SoupG886]

Hello

I’m starting with Northern at a different depot on 6th June and have asked a few of your questions on here and there are some good replies in the threads, I’ll try and figure out how to tag a link in here for you but I have a screen shot of what someone replies to me about the training to give you a bit of insight for now

Have you got a start date yet or been booked for your medical?

== Doublepost prevention - post automatically merged: 11 May 2022 ==

Conductor training thread

If you give that link a click it takes you to the thread I wrote in

Sorry it’s not the best way of showing but I’m not great at this sort of thing

Thank you for this. Ill have a look. Yes I've had my medical and I was given a start date for 27th June. Oh 6th June that's good, not for off. Good luck with your training ☺️