**Note – all previous applications for Trainee Train Driver vacancies are now archived, to be considered for this role a new application must be made. **
I thought they stated other application details had been archived? Obv not!Job Title: Trainee Driver Sheffield (017932)
Unfortunately, you cannot apply for this vacancy at the moment. We request that candidates do not apply for more than one vacancy within 6 months.
Existing Application: Trainee Train Driver - Manchester (016421)
So I've heard nothing since the initial email saying that I'd be called for assessment, but I'm not allowed to apply for this one. Annoying!
I did that. I live in Bristol but applied for Plymouth and ended up in the talent pool. No harm in tryingSo I'm no where near this (Live down in the South West) - could I still apply put put in a cover letter somewhere that I'm fully willing to move close to the depot or something similar? Or does that just not work lol
You must have missed the part that says “*You must live within a 60 minute commutable distance from the location you are applying for. Evidence of proof residence will be requested at interview stage.”So I'm no where near this (Live down in the South West) - could I still apply put put in a cover letter somewhere that I'm fully willing to move close to the depot or something similar? Or does that just not work lol
You must have missed the part that says “*You must live within a 60 minute commutable distance from the location you are applying for. Evidence of proof residence will be requested at interview stage.”
They are obviously fed up of people applying with addresses that they cannot provide proof of.
Not for TPE you didn't though. The advert clearly says no.I did that. I live in Bristol but applied for Plymouth and ended up in the talent pool. No harm in trying
Yep. But unfortunately those doing it will no doubt find a way around that.TOCs would be wise to black list accounts that do that.
To be honest I didn't read the advert as I'm not applying for itNot for TPE you didn't though. The advert clearly says no.
Snap, me too except Northern!Well applications in, as well as Northern and LNER. Hopefully one of them will let me sit the Pyschometric testing this time without cancelling applications.
The dates from TPE are very sudden so Id need to negotiate an early end to my notice period but that would be a very nice problem to have!
Yes, I think I passed both since I haven't had an email saying that I failed. I am assuming they wouldn't send the email to start the second test if you failed the first.
Have you passed all the psychometric tests yet with any company?Good afternoon ladies and gents, does anyone know if the training pay is 24k until you pass out or does it go up to full salary after 8 weeks of training?
In the advert it says:
For the first 9 to 12 months you will undertake an intensive training programme based in the class room and on the train
So guessing 24k is before fully qualified/passing out
Have you passed all the psychometric tests yet with any company?
Sorry is that yes?I saw trainee’s mention getting full pay after 8 weeks of training in the old tpe thread
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Sorry is that yes?
Ah ok goodLool yhh/yess i have completed all my assessments with a different toc
In the advert it says:
For the first 9 to 12 months you will undertake an intensive training programme based in the class room and on the train
So guessing 24k is before fully qualified/passing out
Passed these in 2020 and noted my answers for that. Reused them here.Has anyone taken the SJT & Error Checking Test for this position, how did you get on?
TPE threads have specifically stated that trainees are on the full wage after a set period, regardless of training status. There was at least one TPE driving saying it had been negotiated into the latest rise but how true that is I'm not sure.
If successful I'm assuming I'd be on the lower wage until qualified. Northern have a tiered / gradual increase which is less clear.
At TPE you go onto the full rate 8 weeks after starting training.In the advert it says:
For the first 9 to 12 months you will undertake an intensive training programme based in the class room and on the train
So guessing 24k is before fully qualified/passing out