Wow, Thank you for the prompt response. Fingers crossed
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London Underground - CSA1 & CSA2 (2022 & 2023 applications)
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Good luck. There's alot of help on the past pages for role play exercise. Have a look before you go.
Hi Kenny,
Got an invite to the next stage too, Thank you so much for morale boost . I hope and pray we get this job
Just saw your message there's alot of information on these 6 pages for the whole recruitment process you should just have a look through them. Hope you get tonthe next stage
bluegoblin7
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Just wanted to pull out a few bits of misinformation or confusion over the last couple of pages...
when if there are changes it will affect all staff. Anything already accrued wouldn't change, but all new contributions would. The reality is that new joiners between now and the proposed alterations will see very little of the existing TfL pension (if the changes happen). I wouldn't use this as any big factor in taking the job or not, however, either way.
And, of course, some internal vacancies can also be close-listed to certain grades anyway.
Without wanting to sound like the TfL machine, there are no pension changes confirmed. However, the expectation is that
Covered already, but there would be an increase in CSA and CSS/M requirement at all of the LU-managed stations. Whilst MTR staff look after the platforms, the gatelines and overall station footprint is the responsibility of LUL.
Per the agreements at ACAS earlier this year, all CSA2s will be upskilled to CSA1 after 12 month. In practice (as mentioned) this is happening at Ashfield House allowing staff to cover CSA1 shifts on overtime, but obviously this isn't the substantive grade and nor is it pensionable.
Yes and no. A lot of LTM roles are in fact agency-based, so it is very important to check the exact details of the role if applying based on the intention of moving across to LUL. The same also goes for other 'TfL' jobs that are actually concessions - DLR, MTR/EL, LO etc.
And, of course, some internal vacancies can also be close-listed to certain grades anyway.
kennyslimsteve
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Congratulations mate, really hoping and praying everything goes smoothly and we secure the job
These past 7 pages give you alot ofnrole play info. Have a look.
Hey would you be able to help me with stage 3 and 4 please
Hi can you please me for level 3 n 4
Hi Mabz,
Would you be able to assist me with stage 2 please? I am doing it soon. I have got Written Communication Test and a Data Interpretation Test. for the data interpretation test I have got some material to practice but not for the other.
Thank you
gherman.rodica
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I have applied and went through the online assessment. I was very confident I got all answers right. But I just received email saying that I didn't meet the required benchmark to pass. I wonder if you could help so I can apply again maybe next time.
To all of you who are asking about the assessments, look at pages 1-7 lots if information on all assessments. Also Mabz email is on one of the pages.
After how many days you got result
I got my reply this morning, so I suppose it was technically two days but more like a day and a half.
Right thanks
Well done! Was the written communication and data interpretation about ticketing and reading tube maps?
Yes, they were both part of the data assessment.
Hi,
I have got my Written Communication Test next week. would you be able to give me an idea please?
Thank you
The written test focuses on spelling and grammar etc and correcting errors. I’d say if you don’t feel confident on those find something to practice on.
thanks a lot.
Hi,
Do you know where i can find practice material for communication & data interpretation?because the email they send me just contains one picture of a ticket thats it.Nothing else.
With the written communication, it’s best to practice your spelling, grammar, punctuation etc. TfL don’t send out practice material for that part as (I imagine) it would give too much detail away.
The tickets they send are part of the data interpretation task so go over that as it will help. You might also want to familiarise yourself with the Tube map if you aren’t already.
The assessor will explain each task on the day, but TfL want to keep the exact questions and content a little bit to themselves.
My only other advice is speed and clarity.
Hope that helps and good luck!
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How did the assessment go?
I have mine booked for Jan 12, 2024.
Can you give some useful tips
Thanks for reply, still waiting
Hello, after the online assessment how long did it take for you to receive the email for the next step?
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