I emailed in the application and got a call the next morning to schedule an interview. I was able to schedule one for the following day. I interviewed with a very nice woman. To begin, I did a reading test (aloud), a spelling test, an error detection test, a revoicing test (repeating what you hear on a headset as you listen), and a typing test. Revoicing was demonstrated before the test. I was also given practice sentences for revoicing and typing before I was properly tested. For the error test, I just had to listen to a recording and follow along on a sheet, crossing out all the wrong words. The typing test only required 35 wpm with <5% error, which was easily accomplished. I had to listen to a recording, which I could pause with a pedal, and type what was being said. None of the tests were particularly difficult, and the most difficult parts allowed practice runs.

I filled out an Application on site which had the average questions and asked about your availability days and times and someone talked with me same day gave a typing test for speed and accuracy