anyone have any info on how to pass a postal exam?
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You could order a study guide for a fee from this website...\nhttps://www.datasync.com/PostalJobs/bymail.htm\n\nOR\n\nyou could get a tip or two from this website...
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Ask other people who have gone there.\nDo they have a pass gaurantee?\nCan you test on site?
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go there and pick up a paper....or know someone there and have them start to send you papers from the area that you wish to be empolyed
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I don't believe this is possible. You have to pass an exam. You usually have so many chances to pass, then you have to pay and take the course over. The best thing to do is to call your local community college and ask someone (usually in the continuing education department.)...Good Luck\nLiz
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Go to:\n\nwww.usps.com
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could try the exam board websites, e.g. edexcel, ocr, aqa most of which are .org i think
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You may have to visit or contact the postal department office for that. Try to contact the authorities they may help you. It is not very clear from your question, which application do you want.
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I've found that each area post office seems to run on differant rules.  \n\nGenerally, the only way that an individual can get a PO Box by proving they have a legal reason to obtain it.  This would mainly be due to process service.  I have a couple of local Post Office supervisors who will give me the info just by showing them the court papers.\n\nHowever, others would not turn it over unless it was to an attorney or deputy sheriff.  Still others will not do it without an actually subpeona.  \n\nSo, first ask the post office where the box is located what they require.  If this is in conjunction to identity theft, contact a police and give them the info.  They would have a simple job of getting the info.  \n\nWhere I am at, most of the private detectives are also deputy sheriffs, and for a few bucks they will get it for you.  \n\nThe link below may help, bit there is some wrong info in it.   Use it as a guide.
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This has worked for me:\n\nhttp://www.examguru.net/shop/product_info.php?cPath=36&products_id=70
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I work for postal and it hasn't been posted yet...it should be coming up soon.
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For a City Carrier position you take a postal exam. Your work references have no bearing, they may not even ask for them. It is not like interviewing for a private job. You do need to have a good driving record, drug test & criminal background/fingerprint check. You also will have to take a driving test in a right drive postal vehicle called an LLV. When I took it, I had to drive backwards through tall orange poles weaving back & forth through them (so that you understand how to use the mirrors).\nRural carrier positions are more based on the interview. As the local postmaster has the final say. (City carriers, you usually apply through the human resource center.)\n\nGo to USPS.com & click "jobs", then click "mail processing jobs". Good Luck!
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let me give you some good advice. Quit lying to yourself about "knowing the material, but not testing  well". \n\nBuckle down, get the grades up (a.k.a. learning the material, not just thinking you know it), and see what happens.\n\nI for one would not my Pharmacist to be unable to pass an exam.\n\nSo I passed all my exams handily and stay up to date. I OWE it to my patients
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Go online and search for school websites. Start sending the forms and required doc, sometimes they want you to pass some tests and send the results, depending on the school.
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Go to the local post office or assit help for a police station
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if you want to work for the postal service you dont have to pay to take the test. go to www.usps.com find the employment section pick which job you want to apply for and then they will send you a test date and where to go to take the test and its all free. dont go with any of the ads in the grrensheet or newpapers that are posted that say you have to pay. go directly to the post office website.
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Call your high school and let them know what you need.  They may require you to make a request in writing and to pay for postage.
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Try http://usps.com. They should know.