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I did my medical for conductor last week. It was a simple test - stand on a line and read the smallest print that you can comfortably see. The doctor tested me WITH glasses, and WITHOUT. She then tested me with my contact lenses too.

Just received my contract via email for the role of Trainee Conductor based at York, with TPE. Start training 9th March in Huddersfield. Anyone else been given this start date?

NOV19 I applied, for the trainee conductor role

From speaking with others, it seems there is no trend regarding the recruitment process. Obviously it will depend on the demand at the specific station. All you can really do is wait, or drop the recruitment team another email. Best of luck!

I applied in November, OPC day early Jan, final interview with managers early in the week, then had my offer of employment within a few days. I applied for York.

What station?

Brilliant, thank you for taking the time to reply!

Thanks, had my assessment today for the role of Trainee Conductor based at York. There were only 4 of us on the assessment day. I made it all the way to the end, so guess it’s a waiting game now....

Good morning, Does anyone know what the shift patterns are like at York, for a TPE conductor? How many days do you work? How many days off? How long are the shifts? If you're a conductor already, how long is your commute door to door? It mentions about ticket sales commission, but I would...

Still attend the assessment day! Imagine how frustrated you’d feel if you found out your eyes were acceptable and you’d prematurely cancelled your assessment. If it’s any consolation, I wear glasses too. I’m under the impression that aslong as it can be corrected (i.e. prescription glasses)...

Hey, I’ll be there! Coming from Wakefield area, applied for role at York too.