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I wouldn’t worry too much as after being successful in the final interview with Crossrail it took me 10 months to start as a trainee driver and that seems to be the norm. All the best!

5 weeks

Got a job offer, obviously subject to medical, reference etc :) Pretty straightforward questions, managers were really friendly and made me feel relaxed. Good luck!

Did mine couple of weeks ago and was told courses would start in April/May

Could anyone tell me what DFFT was like? Was it anything like the practice material they sent?

GWR use SCAAT test instead of Group Bourdon for TMs

Maybe they're contacting people who need to attend assessment centre first so try to be patient :-)

Only mentioned it in my application

Thanks! I'll only need to do driver fault finding test but still a bit nervous!

Just received email saying I've been shortlisted to attend an assessment day :D

I was lucky enough to pass it without any knowledge about Sandite

But glop isn't real, it's only loosely based on Sandite

Got email inviting me to the assessment on the 15th March! I've recently passed the assessment with another TOC and I hope I don't need to do it again.

Have you heard back from them? I just received this You just need to sit the Driver Fault Finding Test (DFFT). We will let you know when an assessment day is coming up. Kind regards Amy

I just received the same email :| And I've already passed the psychometric tests

Could anyone tell me some more about dfft and what to expect? There isn't much info or practice materials on the internet

customer host they pretty much wanted to know about my experience with safety, regulations, angry customers, working under pressure etc.

Had my interview yesterday and they rang me today saying I got the job!!!

how did your interview go? what was it like and what questions did they ask?

Oh sorry to hear, but don't give up :) Anyway just wanted to ask what the whole interview experience was like and what questions they asked you.