Contents
- About the Fast Stream Assessment Centre
- Tasks to complete in advance
- What is assessed and how to prepare
- The assessments
- Attending the virtual Fast Stream Assessment Centre
- After the Fast Stream Assessment Centre
Attending the Virtual Fast Stream Assessment Centre (FSAC)
What to wear
Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable. There is no strict dress code, but most candidates choose smart-casual clothing.
Timing
We run FSAC sessions daily. The assessment centres run from November until February. We will confirm your specific start and end times in your invitation.
If you have agreed on a reasonable adjustment for extra time, you may be asked to start your FSAC at an earlier start time. The reasonable adjustment lead will contact you directly to confirm your start time.
Joining the FSAC
- Find your link: use the virtual meeting room link provided in your briefing email. The room will be locked until the event starts.
- Join early: Log in promptly so that youโre ready to start on time – if you join late, it’s unlikely youโll be able to take part.
- Registration: When the event starts, youโll be in a virtual meeting room with your test administrator and other candidates. Please ensure your camera and microphone are on so we can complete the registration process.
We may conduct ID spot checks throughout the assessment day.
Tips for the day
To help your day run smoothly, we advise that you:
- use a quiet, private room with minimal distractions and access to a charger or power source
- check your internet connection is stable, and make adjustments if itโs not, like unplugging other devices or sitting nearer your router
- turn your laptop on early to check that your camera and microphone are working
- use the latest version of your browser – we recommend Google Chrome
- keep your mobile phone close by incase we need to contact you
- have some paper, pens and a calculator within reach for making notes