manual assessment at Jag/Land Rover

Adam7861

Does anyone know if to reapply you have to wait 3 months from the date of your online assessments or is it 3months from the date of your manual?

totalrecall2084

i have just passed the online part and they called me in for a manual assessment, how long does it take and should i dress smart of is smart jeans and smart jumper ok?

also is it the psychometric tests on the same day?

cheers

tezza91

DOUBLEJOESEVEN let us know what happens as that will be good for anyone else gettin the same email. Good luck

Kyle17112

totalrecall2084 wrote: »

i have just passed the online part and they called me in for a manual assessment, how long does it take and should i dress smart of is smart jeans and smart jumper ok?

also is it the psychometric tests on the same day?

cheers

No do not dress smart, when they rang you they should have told you to wear joggers, no jeans etc. At this stage you just need to successfully complete the manual assessment wearing the correct clothing.

Killerbites

Hey all hope your all well on this miserable day,

Something just occurred to me today about JLR/Manpower recruitment process, some member on this site said manpower are fast enough to inform you if you have failed the assessment centre but winning candidates are left in the dark.

When I registerd to manpower prior to interview I had to fill out a CRB form, I doubt they will send off the CRB form for every registerd candidate as there is a small fee per candidate.

So would this explane the time line?

Georgeyboy834

Had my interview nearlly two weeks ago now. The wait is killing me. Should i expect to wait a little longer??? Cheers

totalrecall2084

Kyle17112 wrote: »

No do not dress smart, when they rang you they should have told you to wear joggers, no jeans etc. At this stage you just need to successfully complete the manual assessment wearing the correct clothing.

thanks, ye it says in the email casual cloths *NO JEANS* so what happens at the assessment? the clutch or pedal thing or is it random, i'm doing mine at castle vale skills center.

Also will i be doing the online assessment again on the day and is it exactly the same just the questions are are different or is it harder?

cheers.

totalrecall2084

Georgeyboy834 wrote: »

Had my interview nearlly two weeks ago now. The wait is killing me. Should i expect to wait a little longer??? Cheers

from what I've heard if you haven't had the dreaded email, then you should be ok from what I've read.

whats happens at the manual assessment mate? did you do yours at the castle vale place? i've read on here about the brake pedal one being particularly difficult?

cheers.

Kyle17112

totalrecall2084 wrote: »

from what I've heard if you haven't had the dreaded email, then you should be ok from what I've read.

whats happens at the manual assessment mate? did you do yours at the castle vale place? i've read on here about the brake pedal one being particularly difficult?

cheers.

You have to assemble a clutch pedal, it's not difficult, and also place magnets in the car in a set order. They do a demonstration at the start, step by step showing you everything you have to do. Pay attention. There is also instructions on a table that you can read at any time during the test. It's a lot easier that it may sound, and very straight forward, make sure you follow the process correctly step by step. Try not to let nerves get the better of you, as this is what will make you fail. Try to be as calm as possible. Also at the end of the test, there is an opportunity to give 5 suggestions of ways to improve the process, try and answer as many as possible as you can score points on them, things like; electric tools, swivel seat in the vehicle, tool box on wheels. There's three, you can have a think of some others. Good luck to all taking their manual assessment!

totalrecall2084

Kyle17112 wrote: »

You have to assemble a clutch pedal, it's not difficult, and also place magnets in the car in a set order. They do a demonstration at the start, step by step showing you everything you have to do. Pay attention. There is also instructions on a table that you can read at any time during the test. It's a lot easier that it may sound, and very straight forward, make sure you follow the process correctly step by step. Try not to let nerves get the better of you, as this is what will make you fail. Try to be as calm as possible. Also at the end of the test, there is an opportunity to give 5 suggestions of ways to improve the process, try and answer as many as possible as you can score points on them, things like; electric tools, swivel seat in the vehicle, tool box on wheels. There's three, you can have a think of some others. Good luck to all taking their manual assessment!

cheers mate, did you do your assessment at castle vale? also is there the re-sit of the online assessment again I've heard about people having to sit that again.