geordieboy88
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Thanks for that answer, much appreciated pal
I don't imagine that will matter too much as I'm pretty sure those of us who've heard nowt must be out of the running by now!
Been 2 weeks now since my AC2 and no result. Don't think I will be checking for it anymore. Good luck to everyone still doing the process and I hope all you guys get positive results
I wanted to ask if anyone knows TFL's policy on tattoos?
I have a full hand tattoo and neck tattoo, nothing offensive, in fact very creative and artistic, but I am praying this won't be held against me.
Ahh congratulations bud, i booked the only day shown, which isnt till friday 5th of May @8:15am, which is just shy of two weeks away, which is annoying as i just want to get it over and done with yunno, how about you ?
also, did you get absolutely thrown off when you saw the error finding test was completely different from the valve open/closed revision material ?
As long as it's not offensive it shouldn't be a problem. I think everyone must be aware of Gregg, the punk at Oxford Circus!
To everyone still waiting: you will hear from TfL either way. High volume recruitment is always slow, be it internal or external. There is no logic or pattern in how TfL go through the applications. If you *are* concerned, give Recruitment a call and enquire, but don't stress out. I went three months from external application to hearing back, and was ultimately successful (albeit not for Night Tube/Train op); internally I've waited six months from application to hearing back, and I have friends who have waited similar. It happens.
As long as it's not offensive it shouldn't be a problem. I think everyone must be aware of Gregg, the punk at Oxford Circus!
To everyone still waiting: you will hear from TfL either way. High volume recruitment is always slow, be it internal or external. There is no logic or pattern in how TfL go through the applications. If you *are* concerned, give Recruitment a call and enquire, but don't stress out. I went three months from external application to hearing back, and was ultimately successful (albeit not for Night Tube/Train op); internally I've waited six months from application to hearing back, and I have friends who have waited similar. It happens.
Thanks for the info. Was that 3 months waiting from the online SJT?
Thank you. On your advice I called recruitment. They said they are still working through the forms and to keep looking out. So my hopes still are alive.
Done the ac1 recently, now the waiting game for the results begin. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, was a bit nervous as it was my first time. Just out of interest could any of the people that were successful on the ac1 tell me how far down the questions they were getting, as I didn't manage to complete them all, don't think we were expected to either
are all the tests done on a computer or is it paper and pen?. I have ac1 on Saturday.
For the very first grid I finished all and then after that I think I progressively got slower. For last two different types of test I was getting to about half or 3/4 of the page and I passed. I saw some people finish every page tho. I think just once you're not too slow and you're very accurate it's fine
Wow! I definitely didn't get that much done, I think I done best in the error identification section, let's see what they get back with fingers crossed.
You done your ac2 yet?
Has anybody heard back after AC2 yet?
Worst part of rejection is waiting 3 weeks for a template email and no chance of knowing where you went wrong on AC2