How to Become a Train Driver 
  • Welcome
  • Historical Background
  • What the Job Involves
  • Women as Train Drivers
  • Is it for Me?
  • Making Your Job Application
  • Assessments & Interviews
  • Medical Standards & Age Limits
  • Training
  • Route Learning
  • Trainee Driver's Blog
  • After Becoming a Driver
  • London Underground
  • On-Track Machine Driving
  • Train Driving in North America
  • Train Driving in Australia
  • Where to Look for Jobs
  • Train Operators, Depots & JOBS
  • How to Become a Signaller
  • Train Diving as a Hobby
  • Testimonies - Changing Lives!
  • Useful Links
  • Contact
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How to Become a Signaller...

I don't know of any websites that tell you how to go about this but according to the page on the Network Rail site they train 400-500 new Signallers a year, far more than I would have imagined. Much of the training takes place at purpose built centres in Watford and Leeds. This could be a really useful and educational way into the industry, especially as the minimum age is only 18 instead of 21 and holds out the possibility of moving on to train driving with a TOC later. I should think the medical standards are about the same as for train drivers. Network Rail job vacancies are here and the e-mail contact is careers@networkrail.co.uk. Some general information about British signalling will be found at The Signal Box.
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