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Test Para Profesional Muda

Ok fix, ini adalah salah satu bagian test yang harus dijalani untuk menjadi seorang profesional muda. Anda sebagai bagian yang ini mejadi itu harus mencukupi kebutuhan tersebut. Ketentuan ini diambil dari surat panggilan dari PT. Pertamina. Bisa jadi, ada persaman atau perbedaan dengan perusahaan tertentu, setidaknya ini menjadi referensi bagi kalian untuk mempersiapkan diri. Terimakasih


TAHAPAN SELEKSI:

Seleksi Administrasi melalui kelengkapan persyaratan pada surat lamaran.Bagi yang lulus Seleksi administrasi akan di Berikan Kartu peserta dan seleksi di lakukan secara bertahap sebagai berikut :

TKD (Test Kompetensi Dasar) Meliputi :
1. Tes Wawasan ;
2. Tes Intelegensi Umum ;
3. Tes Karasteristik Pribadi ;

Bagi yang di nyatakan memenuhi persyaratan lulus Kompetensi Dasar, Untuk mengikuti Tes Berikutnya Mencakup:
1. TKB (Test Kompetensi Bidang/Subtantif) ;
2. Wawancara;
3. Pelaksanaan kompetensi dasar dilaksanakan pada

JADWAL di atas sesuai dengan tempat lokasi test Yang di pilih dan pelaksanaan seleksi.keputusan panitia bersifat mutlak dan tidak dapat di ganggu gugat


Yang perlu diperhatikan untuk Tes Kesehatan, Laboratorium dan Kebugaran:
1. Puasa satu hari sebelum pelaksanaan (H-1) mulai pukul 22.00 wib (kecuali air putih),
2. Tidak diperkenankan merokok & makan permen karet
3. Membawa sedikit faeces/tinja di tempat yang kering dan bersih
4. Membawa pakaian & sepatu olah raga untuk pemeriksaan kebugaran Sebelum tes hindari Aktifitas fisik yang melelahkan
5. Tidak diperkenankan menggunakan contact lens selama melakukan Tes Kesehatan.

Tanda pengenal Saudara untuk dapat mengikuti seleksi Test Kesehatan, Laboratorium dan Kebugaran ini Adalah dengan Membawa bukti :
a. Surat Panggilan Tes Kesehatan, Laboratorium dan Kebugaran(Print Out).
b. K T P / (Kartu Identitas Diri) asli dan foto copy 1 Lembar
c. Pas fhoto terbaru (berwarna) ukuran 4×6 sebanyak 1 lembar

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