NuggetRocket

Good luck bro, be confident in what you learned. The instructors do "over-prepare" you for every test. So as long as you absorbed it, you'll pass! Turn wider but not too wide, avoid running into ambers.

Hello everyone, been a while since I posted. Just wanted to say thank you to all and this board for helping me get through tough times. I've successfully passed my 25th day final driving test and got my badge. I will be on my 3rd day of route familiarization and will be on my own on Tuesday. A few things I wanted to share to everyone who's waiting for their call for training... The toughest part for me was the wait for "the call". I was very anxious, stressful as the uncertainty factor sets in. Also the first 15 days of training are very intense. Everyday will be a different challenge, they will try to shovel feed you with info and you can only handle so much. Even if you have driven large vehicles before, approach the training with an open mind and a humble attitude. The instructors really do want you to pass. To overcome anxiety and self-doubt, remember why you had applied for the job in the first place. Keep pushing and strive to secure a career. If you guys have any questions about training just holler. Good luck moving forward everyone!

Hello everyone, been a while since I posted. Just wanted to say thank you to all and this board for helping me get through tough times. I've successfully passed my 25th day final driving test and got my badge. I will be on my 3rd day of route familiarization and will be on my own on Tuesday. A few things I wanted to share to everyone who's waiting for their call for training... The toughest part for me was the wait for "the call". I was very anxious, stressful as the uncertainty factor sets in. Also the first 15 days of training are very intense. Everyday will be a different challenge, they will try to shovel feed you with info and you can only handle so much. Even if you have driven large vehicles before, approach the training with an open mind and a humble attitude. The instructors really do want you to pass. To overcome anxiety and self-doubt, remember why you had applied for the job in the first place. Keep pushing and strive to secure a career. If you guys have any questions about training just holler. Good luck moving forward everyone!

Congrats finally! feels good doesn't it?

Thanks bro. Thanks bro, I'm starting next week I'm READY!!!!

proud of you bro, its been a long journey but you made it! cheers!

sure man. i'll stay in touch. i hope you get the call so I can see you guys on the 21st at hillcrest. Loads of interview tips on the board. I zoned out some questions on the interview, so maybe it will help if you don't zone out lol. Also, keep concise and watch tons of videos on behavioral interviews. Review past and present experiences that may have to do with driving, you will be required to give examples. Be honest and confident. Good luck, you're going to do well!

Thanks @leylandvictory2 that's very good to know. I've got no issues with nights as long as I get the hours.

Just wondering, are operators placed on the spare board as soon they pass the training?

The interview is pretty straight forward all behavioral, and you must sight specific examples from your past and present experiences. I think my interview took about an hour or so. To prepare myself I watched a few dozen behavioral interview examples on Youtube. Good luck to you moving forward!

Just got the call today as well!!! June 21st Mode: Bus Division: Mount Dennis See you guys around! Good luck to everyone!

Thanks, it was definitely your time to get the call. Good luck moving forward!

Congrats bro! I'm still eagerly waiting, they called you right after documentation wow. When was your medical?

Congrats to you @Pirlo I'm crossing my fingers I'm in the same batch as you guys!

I totally understand lol. But you got this bro, believe in your skills.