Published on 12, July, 2020
My Universal Credit, work coach referred me to learndirect for a week long customer care course.
Yesterday I had my interview.
A lot of form filling, name, address, phone no. Email, national insurance, next of kin phone, etc etc etc.
Q... What is my ideal job?
What job I would refuse to do?
Any disabilities ???????
Around 10 Q about my style of learning. Multiple choice with 3 choices.
Formal face to face interview.
A Maths test.
Place four numbers in order from lowest to highest?
Someone spends £10 a week on travel. How much will he spend on travel in four weeks? Show all workings.
Etc
An English test.
Circle wrongly spelt words.
Add Capitals and full stops to a sentence.
Identify a verb in a sentence. They even explained that a verb is an action or doing word.
Week long course starts on Monday 29th Jan.
Greetings, and perhaps starting a new sub-Thread yet it is on topic with the Main Topic... and only one day to go...?
Concerning all that was listed in the introduction (maths, grammar, etc.), was this graded in some manner and did you "Ace" it, I should suspect? When given tests like this I simply get a sort of grumble or suspicious look, as if they are startled that I still know how to write correct English (at my age)...
Today we did role playing exercises in groups.
The assessment criteria is not very autism friendly with eye contact being emphasised.
I was in a shop this week and the shop floor assistant serving me turned her back on me to serve someone else! I said "Do you mind?" and said to them that she's serving me actually and said they were very rude. it's 50/50 in that situation if I walk out or if I challenge.
True, but can you fake it by looking in their general direction, looking at their nose, or looking into one eye, then the other?