Studying for the job

[R1Toasty 0]

So, yet another question in my quest for eventual employment as a train operator. What would be the best method of studying for the test? What book(s) should I buy, etc?

[Phil D. 0]

They give you the book.

[Brighton Local 703]

They give you the book.

 

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You must purchase the study guide yourself. You can pick it up at th DCAS store somewhere along Worth St or go to any Waldenbooks now Borders, or Barnes And Noble, and ask for the city test study guides. Theyre all their for you sir From T/O to Bus OP to CR, and all non MTA affiliated jobs.

 

usually run about $17.00-22.00

[DOB2RTO 29]

incorrect

 

You must purchase the study guide yourself. You can pick it up at th DCAS store somewhere along Worth St or go to any Waldenbooks now Borders, or Barnes And Noble, and ask for the city test study guides. Theyre all their for you sir From T/O to Bus OP to CR, and all non MTA affiliated jobs.

 

usually run about $17.00-22.00

 

Got mine from Barnes and Nobles. Had to special order it, because the one in Yonkers didn't have any in stock. You can get it online, and have it delivered to you residence. $23.95+ shipping (unless book qualifies as eligible free shipped item). Click here, and you will hear the heavenly voice of Roman Catholic priests singing.

 

Train Operator:http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780837310688&tabname=custreview&itm=1

 

Conductor:http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780671871345&itm=1