Garda Trainee 2018 campaign

Uweir32 wrote: »

Place: 732 can’t believe it.

A friend of mine got 732 as well! Strange...I thought one number per person

Placed in the 300's, delighted looking forward to improving on that score in Dublin. Assessment questionare was the bit that let me down. Anyone who passed should not be disappointed at all, all the first 900 won't get through over the next stages and then they will keep going through the rest until vacancies have been filled, if worried about your number and the possibility of not getting called at all I'd call PAS for some reassurance.

I got 2143 thought the tests were hard but thought I might of done better, I’ll remain hopeful and best of luck to everyone who got in the top 900

Number in high 60's, actually thought had messed it up on the day was shook and literally froze so delighted! Will many of ye do course for report writing and job scenario's?

Abbey127 wrote: »

Is report writing part of stage 2? I thought it was part of stage 3

Stage 2 sahn

I recall a buddy scoring in the 2000's and he is now a member. There will be 800 taken on. Without a doubt people did the test having looked at people who previously attempted it. The same test again should weed out the ones who didn't do the test themselves. There'll be people who get other jobs or simply couldn't be arsed going to Dublin to sit the test again. Then the latter stages will also weed out people for various reasons. Keep the faith.

CZ 453 wrote: »

I recall a buddy scoring in the 2000's and he is now a member. There will be 800 taken on. Without a doubt people did the test having looked at people who previously attempted it. The same test again should weed out the ones who didn't do the test themselves. There'll be people who get other jobs or simply couldn't be arsed going to Dublin to sit the test again. Then the latter stages will also weed out people for various reasons. Keep the faith.

Here’s hoping, will sit tight anyway and apply again if needs be!

Three Batches, 900 per Batch = 33.3%. places 1-900 = Those that scored "A" (66.7%-100% Overall). 901-1,800 = Scored "B" (33.4%-66.6%).
1,801-2700 = Scored "C" (0%-33.3%). Maybe? But prob means nothing

Doyle93 wrote: »

I'm from the 2017 campaign with all stages completed and now just awaiting an offer of training. Don't be disappointed I placed in the 1500s on the oom after stage 1 but after the interview I was low 400s on the oom so I jumped over 1100 places during all the stages, the interview can make or break it for you.

Being 1777 on this stage will I still get called for stage 2 or will I just have to wait for the moment

Doyle93 wrote: »

I've no idea how high up the oom they will go but I've been told in previous campaigns they went all the way upto 2000.
They will bring people through to stage 2 in batches so you will be waiting alot longer than the top 1000, alot of people will drop out of the campaign so if you do get called make sure you ace stage two I highly recommend preparation courses if you have not already done any, they are worth the few quid they cost.

I don't mind waiting a while. I've a good bit of fitness work to do before the physical test so need to get in shape for that

In the 50s..stunned and delighted. However I genuinely thought I messed it up and didn't go through. I know there is such a long way to go to even consider Templemore.

I feel so sorry for those who didn't pass this because I know how much it means to people but if you don't get called later in this campaign try again in the future and practice like mad for those tests, that's what I did!

Abbey127 wrote:

Is is one number per person. Someone not telling the truth.

Thats a Ready up ! I seen someone here quoting my own number also !

Trolls be watching 😂

Just booked stage 2 course there. Thought the stage 1 course was excellent. Not as many courses for stage 2 however and only Dublin and Cork which is a bit annoying.