manual assessment at Jag/Land Rover

Kyle17112

totalrecall2084 wrote: »

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.

Yeah I did have mine at Castle Vale. I'm not sure about that, I never had to for my manual, but that could have changed.

meme52y

hi are there any tests in the interview stage?

Twister17

meme52y wrote: »

hi are there any tests in the interview stage?

Just a drug screening as far as I'm aware.

totalrecall2084

Kyle17112 wrote: »

Yeah I did have mine at Castle Vale. I'm not sure about that, I never had to for my manual, but that could have changed.

so this manual assessment does everyone have to do it separately while everyone watches or is there more than one doing it at the same time? do they tell you then and then if you have passed?

also how long did you wait for the next stage?

cheers

mrmikey

totalrecall2084 wrote: »

so this manual assessment does everyone have to do it separately while everyone watches or is there more than one doing it at the same time? do they tell you then and then if you have passed?

also how long did you wait for the next stage?

cheers

You will be doing it with about 5 other people, all doing it at the same time, they dont tell you there and then if you have passed but they will e-mail you within 48 hours to let you know how you did. They e-mailed me the morning after.

vegetacupra

totalrecall2084 wrote: »

so this manual assessment does everyone have to do it separately while everyone watches or is there more than one doing it at the same time? do they tell you then and then if you have passed?

also how long did you wait for the next stage?

cheers

When you’re doing the manual assessment, everyone watches you while you tackle it. They also record you – which I assume is linked to a monitor/TV, where other assessors are also analysing on how you are coping with the assessment. It may sound quite daunting - unfortunately it is. Manpower is very thorough and stringent with its vetting process.

You’ll receive a letter through the post informing you about the result of your assessment. Typically, candidates who are successful, receive a letter with a 1st class stamp while candidates who are unsuccessful receive a letter with a 2nd class stamp - in essence you’ll be hearing from them sooner if you are successful.

The length of time it takes Manpower, to give you notification about your next assesment varies greatly. It’s hard to give you a definitive answer, it could take a day, a week, a month or maybe even a year before they ever get back to you.

totalrecall2084

vegetacupra wrote: »

When you’re doing the manual assessment, everyone watches you while you tackle it. They also record you – which I assume is linked to a monitor/TV, where other assessors are also analysing on how you are coping with the assessment. It may sound quite daunting - unfortunately it is. Manpower is very thorough and stringent with its vetting process.

You’ll receive a letter through the post informing you about the result of your assessment. Typically, candidates who are successful, receive a letter with a 1st class stamp while candidates who are unsuccessful receive a letter with a 2nd class stamp - in essence you’ll be hearing from them sooner if you are successful.

The length of time it takes Manpower, to give you notification about your next assesment varies greatly. It’s hard to give you a definitive answer, it could take a day, a week, a month or maybe even a year before they ever get back to you.

thanks for the reply, mrmikey was saying there is about 5 people all doing the assessment at the same time?

also don't they just email if you have past or failed or do they always send a letter aswell?

cheers

RichardD1970

When I did mine (about 3 years ago) we were in two groups of 5 and the ones not doing it were definitely not allowed to watch.

Never heard of anyone getting physical letters, or being filmed, for that matter.

It would cost them a fortune in stamps and anyway a big company like that would have a franking machine and wouldn't use stamps.

Of course I could be wrong but people on here have only ever mentioned email and I certainly never got a letter.

Kyle17112

vegetacupra wrote: »

When you’re doing the manual assessment, everyone watches you while you tackle it. They also record you – which I assume is linked to a monitor/TV, where other assessors are also analysing on how you are coping with the assessment. It may sound quite daunting - unfortunately it is. Manpower is very thorough and stringent with its vetting process.

You’ll receive a letter through the post informing you about the result of your assessment. Typically, candidates who are successful, receive a letter with a 1st class stamp while candidates who are unsuccessful receive a letter with a 2nd class stamp - in essence you’ll be hearing from them sooner if you are successful.

The length of time it takes Manpower, to give you notification about your next assesment varies greatly. It’s hard to give you a definitive answer, it could take a day, a week, a month or maybe even a year before they ever get back to you.

Haha he's just winding you guys up you aren't filmed and you will receive an email if you are successful.

meme52y

'Details containing your last 2 years employment history, including names and addresses of previous employers. If unemployed your proof of Jobseekers Allowance for the full period or if studying details of your education'

what actually do they want you to bring for the last 2 years of employment? what exactly do they want me to bring just normal name and address on a piece of paper or official papers from the company?