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PERRYGROVE RAILWAY JOB APPLICATION FORM
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BASIC INFORMATION
Full name
Address in the UK
Homeland address if not UK
Date of birth
Nationality
English language skills:
Spoken – Fluent / Conversational*
Written - Fluent / Reasonable / Reading skills only*
What documentation will you offer to prove that you have the right to work in the UK? (NB British citizens will normally
be expected to provide a British passport in their own name or in a parent’s name with them included, or a full birth
certificate showing the name of at least one parent)
Please note that to prevent accusations of racial discrimination we have to check the right to work of all applicants
Have you got a National Insurance (NI) number which does NOT begin with TN or end with the any letters from E to Z ?
Yes : state number / No I do not have an NI number like this
If you have an NI number we will need to see an official document issued by a Government agency or a previous
employer which shows the number and your name. If you do not have this you may still be able to work in the UK – this
will depend on your other documentation
Land Line telephone (if any)
Mobile telephone (if any)
Email address
EDUCATION, TRAINING, SKILLS and ABILITIES
Please give brief details of any education certificates you hold. If you have a degree awarded by a recognised university or
other further education institution you need not state any other details of your education
What training and/or professional qualifications do you have documentation for?
Please give details of your skills which are relevant to this job
Driving licence if applicable. If you have licenses for both UK and other countries please give details of UK licence only
Country of issue:
Full/Provisional/other:
Penalties, fines, points:
Accidents within last 5 years:
Types of vehicles covered:
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