[[firstname],
If you're looking for train driver assessment advise then you are reading the right email.
As they say 'practice makes perfect'.
This wise saying is true when it comes to any sort of competition. And the quest and selection for modern train drivers is no exception. To pass you have to practise - simple.
We have developed software products, books and training materials to help you stay sharp for the train driver assessments. Also we have included in them tips and hints (cheat sheets if you like) help you do better than competition.
To do better, you have to stay ahead of the game.
Below are bunch of cutting-edge mind and eye training tools (currently on sale) for the train driver assessments:
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This pack looks at the core aptitude for driving:
The Group Bourdon PDF will help your take your concentration skills to the next level. And it come with insider gems that it is guaranteed to help you pass. It has been designed to look like the real test.
TEA-OCC on the hand also been designed to help you fine tune your listening skills. You will learn how to differentiate low tones from high tones. It also a great tool for developing multi-tasking skills.
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This pack looks at a more specialised traits for the driver tests:
2 Hand Coordination will help your learn how to manouver a large ball on a relatively small track. This training tool allows you to train with a key board or dual joystick.
Vigilance will help you to pass the WAFV Vigilance Test. It has been built to be harder than the test level. And the body that determines which test to include for the train driver tests wants to adopt it. It is the "grey box becoming black" test.
Perception will help you pass the ATAVT Test. All photos were taken in a road traffic environment like the actual test. As a train driver your perception of changing situations is important. And this training tool will help you take your perception to a more advanced level. A study has shown that you can train your retina (eye) to take in loads of information in short frame of time.
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To your success,
Bernie
Train Train Driver Info
PS: Imagine for a moment - the prospects of earning £50,000 for a year for just driving trains for 35 hours a week. Yea, that is just the basic pay for train drivers. You can top it up with overtime.
Guess what - you don't need a degree to become a train driver. Most jobs at £50K requires you to have a degree and middle/upper management experience. And not just that, you are usually required to do more than 42.5 hours a week. A degree cost more £9000 a year.
So this offer to acquire the train driver assessment skills to help you pass the driver selection is really an opportunity you don't want to miss but to invest.
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