Ahh, mines before but wish you all the best and will let you know how I got on
Thank you and the same to you. By the way what assessments do you need to complete?
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Thank you and the same to you. By the way what assessments do you need to complete?
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- Colour Vision
- Trainability for Rules and Procedures
- Group Bourdon Concentration
- Test of Everyday Attention (TEA-Occ paper test)
- Test of Vigilance (WAFV)
- Test of Perception (ATAVT)
- Written Communication Test (WCT)
- The 2Hand Co-ordination Test
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Nice good luck with that
Nevergiveup
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Thank you and you too, do you also have to sit the same ones?
Ishihara - Colour Vision Test
TRP
WAFV - Test of Vigilance
ATAVT - Test of Perception
2Hand - Hand Coordination
Nevergiveup
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Ah how comes you don’t have to do TEA & bourdon test?
Because I already passed them with a different TOC.
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Fair enough, so is it true that TEA part one the low tone is the tone played first and for part 2 do you just circle the double symbols?
You've asked the same question elsewhere lol and @OneLowban was very clear in his instructions in a previous thread.....
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Lol yes just trying to make sure
PickleTree
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Have you applied for Bournemouth or a separate depot?
Yes I’m there next Saturday
Yes!! Fingers crossed!
PickleTree
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I have applied for the vacancy but as I have already completed all the psychometric tests for another TOC already and passed I am hoping The fact I haven’t heard is because I don’t need to do the tests and can go straight to DMI.
PickleTree
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Each TOC does it differently I think. Some do the MMI and DMI on the same day and either way around. The only thing I haven’t completed is the DMI.
You’ll be invited back for the MMI if successful at the assessments with SWR. Unless they’ve changed it recently. I believe you do the stage one and two assessments on the same day, bar the MMI.
MatthewLdn
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I think they have since changed it. I completed my computer assessments today and was asked if I was available this Wednesday coming to potentially sit a DMI.
How difficult are they?
MatthewLdn
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I didn’t find them too difficult, but it’s hard to judge how well you have performed. The problem is there’s very little you can do in terms of preparation for them.
MatthewLdn
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One piece of advice I found on here that worked well for the 2-hand co-ordination rest, was to not complete the practice examples straight away. It allowed me time to get used to the controls.
Great idea!
HTR
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I did mine yesterday at Southampton. I really wasn't sure what to think but the 3 of us in our group passed.
The 2 hand coordination test is definitely a balance between speed and accuracy as I did go out of the track at least a couple of times on each test.
PickleTree
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No there will be more than 3 as you go through the real test. In addition you will get some dials with more than one number that you have to prioritise accordingly. The practice material is a good foundation to work on though.
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