Recruitment 2021 (Closed)

Yeah I failed by only 1.5 percent 😪

I've looked back and realised things I should have said. And have firmly engraved these into my mind for this time, and I'm attending a training class, so I'm hoping to have an edge this time round.

There was a scenario i did the first time round, that i thought I absolutely sucked at, but when I got the feedback, I did better than I thought. So I wouldn't work yourself up. You might have done better than you think!

At my AC there were no facilities or frankly even no time to be able to resit the IST for verification purposes. That being said, I'm sure they can introduce certain sessions that will do a retest but it isn't something you should be worrying about - that stage is over.

This may be the least of my worries but what was the dress code like for AC, both men and women?

Thank you, and best of luck to everyone.

Completed my AC yesterday. Definitely worth while and advisable to nosey on FB for No Tomatoes, their class definitely made the AC that bit easier, not sure how I've done yet, but without their class I wouldn't have stood a chance.

Moving between rooms is easy , Deloitte staff were very useful and friendly.

I also had role players smiling at the end, again may have just been them being polite

Hi was the no tomatoes class worthwhile . I haven't booked yet. Its pretty expensive tho.

Missed out on merit list last time by 1.5 %

Thanks

I seen it as a small investment into your future.

If you fail I think they reimburse you 50% of the fee, that's how confident they are

anyone else any experience of said course? i’ve it in the near future and i’m hoping it’s worth the money 😂

Did my AC there, anyone else really not sure how they did after finishing?

Bit of a relief then, definitely knew two parts I did not perform too well in but hoping that overall it balanced up, nows the waiting game I guess

What stage in 2020 campaign are you on now? Did You hear anything else?

Hopefully your intake won't be waiting as long as we did 🤣

I passed all stages of 2020 campaign but withdrew my application. Another opportunity arose and, almost 2 years after applying my circumstances changed!

Hi guys

I have my AC date coming up this month, I know I can do it if I can just get over myself and keep my head in the game, however getting this job means so much to me that there is so much pressure. Has anyone got any advice to settle your nerves before hand because every time I'm thinking about it has my mouth dry and my heart absolutely racing!! let alone how I'm going to feel when I get there, which typically isn't like me at all - but because this job means so much I guess it's effecting me like this.

The NT training with Roger and David covered a good amount of training however there are some scenarios I feel haven't been talked about enough and I am worried THEY are the scenarios in going to get at the AC!

Any advice or tips for a very keen newbie would be appreciated this is my first time applying.

I did very very well in my IST scoring over 40 so I know I can do this - it's just this hurdle that's getting me!

The best thing to do is be yourself. Read the materials that NT gave you. They will be your best friend in any scenario. Don’t rush things and think of what you’re going to say and how the CVF comes into effect. The guys at the AC’s aren’t there to catch you out of make a fool out of you. If they see you stuck they will help you. You will be fine.

Mine took around a year due to covid, generally about 4-5 months unless you’re fast tracked

If they are fast tracking people they usually have 3 FT groups. They get told they are on the ML but not where on it. Everyone has to wait until initial date which is May for results