Posted by : education (Account Manager Schools) Time : 06/11/2018 12:41
Rail Sector and Hillcrest Girls School
Watch TopicOnline session between the Rail Sector and Hillcrest Girls School.
Discussion Topic: Women in Rail
Date: 8th Nov 2018 at 14.30
81 ASSANX 6 years ago
how much do u get paid a month???????????????????
how long do u take to answer my question??
82 aminah_mukadan 6 years ago
do you like your job?
HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
my guy
yes fam
ew
83 Alima 6 years ago
what type of engineering do u do?
My background is in Telecommunications Engineering, now I also do a bit more of signalling and control.
what is that
84 kash 6 years ago
how long have you been doing your job for ?
5 years
85 RDGIone (REGS coordinator) 6 years ago
how much do u get paid a month???????????????????
Pay depends on the type of job you do. Apprentices can earn around £[link removed] per year, while graduates can earn in excess of £25K. It all depends on the disciplines, job level, etc
86 aminah_mukadan 6 years ago
do you like your job?
HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
my guy
shacku on the beat as well
87 cristinagalvan (Senior Engineer (Control Command Signalling)) 6 years ago
A bit about myself in Network [link removed] I’ve held quite a few engineering roles in Network Rail (all related to my telecoms background). My current role is all about defining the requirements for the future signalling systems. Previous roles included approving the equipment to be used in the communication network, designing communications networks, and defining/implementing telecommunications systems
what would your advice be to someone who wants to go further in this career?
I would say, firstly, find a job that you enjoy. And develop your skills by getting involved in different roles and projects, for a more holistic view of the area you work in.
88 Athletefaith 6 years ago
what type of engineering do u do?
My background is in Telecommunications Engineering, now I also do a bit more of signalling and control.
what is that
Alima is working with electricity look on the internet
89 cwarring77 (Project Manager) 6 years ago
can you do apprenticeship in your company?
Yes, this year HS2 offered apprenticeships in Project Management and Transport Planning. We will be taking on more apprentices in September 2019 and will start recruiting in early 2019. More details can be found at [link removed]
90 15rsb 6 years ago
can you even read?
91 ASSANX 6 years ago
can you even read?
no. :(
92 15pmr 6 years ago
A bit about myself… I studied Telecommunications Engineering in my native Spain before moving to England. I continued my studies in England completing an MSc in Computing Science. I joined a big telecoms company after that, and a couple of years later I joined Network Rail.
did you move away from your friends and family? if so was it hard for you?
I WANNA RUN AWAYYY
so do i
93 Athletefaith 6 years ago
where is your company based?
94 kiimberleyy 6 years ago
What is Telecommunications Engineering?
95 15dma 6 years ago
Hi, I’m Cristina and I am a Senior Engineer at Network Rail. I will be participating in your session and answering your questions this afternoon
what uni did u go n why?
96 WalaI 6 years ago
what university did you go to?
97 cristinagalvan (Senior Engineer (Control Command Signalling)) 6 years ago
can you do apprenticeship in your company?
Yes, NR does apprenticeships and also has a graduate programme for university graduates.
98 15phs 6 years ago
does your job ever get boring??
99 cwarring77 (Project Manager) 6 years ago
where is your company based?
The HS2 head office is in Birmingham City Centre and we also have offices in London
100 kash 6 years ago
What did you do for your A-levels?
