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Hi,
I got a start date for 10th June - I believe it's 3 weeks training at atrium court. Anyone else on here due to start the same training course or does anyone have any info they could share on it? cheers in advance!
What role?
Hi Camsea,
I just recently finished a 5 week course for Conductor at Atrium court.
First week is Induction with the things you said before then your training
which may involve commercial if your selling tickets, this is a week long part
on Ticket selling, ticket types, concession cards and such. There are no tests
but there are assessments along every stage to judge how you are doing,
there is no pass or fail but everything is kept and filed. You will be continually
monitored from the minute you walk in the door, so best behaviour and always
be well dressed, clean shaved (if your a guy) and don't be an Idiot and you'll
do well. I thoroughly enjoyed it as its done in a very jovial light atmosphere and
the instructors are all great.
Good luck.
I just recently finished a 5 week course for Conductor at Atrium court.
First week is Induction with the things you said before then your training
which may involve commercial if your selling tickets, this is a week long part
on Ticket selling, ticket types, concession cards and such. There are no tests
but there are assessments along every stage to judge how you are doing,
there is no pass or fail but everything is kept and filed. You will be continually
monitored from the minute you walk in the door, so best behaviour and always
be well dressed, clean shaved (if your a guy) and don't be an Idiot and you'll
do well. I thoroughly enjoyed it as its done in a very jovial light atmosphere and
the instructors are all great.
Good luck.
Only downside is if your local to atrium you don't get out up in the hotel hahaha
It's not as bad as people make out, the induction stuff is very enjoyable. Trainers are funny and accommodating. They do require you in business attire that's probably the only downside.
It's not as bad as people make out, the induction stuff is very enjoyable. Trainers are funny and accommodating. They do require you in business attire that's probably the only downside.
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