3 trainee bus driver jobs found

Join Metroline as a Trainee Bus Driver and start a rewarding career with one of London’s most established transport operators. We offer flexible shift patterns , paid training , and great earning potential . We are currently hiring for positions across multiple London and Greater London depots, including Brentford/Lampton, Cricklewood, Edgware, Greenford, Harrow Weald, Holloway, , Perivale, Potters Bar, Uxbridge, Willesden , and Willesden Junction . What You’ll Earn Trainee Rate: £14.80/hr during paid training (PCV licence provided) Qualified Rate (Year 1): £16.23/hr (Mon–Fri basic) & up to £20.75/hr (weekends) After 3 Years: Up to £20.12/hr basic & up to £23.81/hr (weekend/overtime) What We Offer Paid training to obtain your PCV licence Free bus and tube travel across London for you and one nominee (*TfL conditions apply) Company pension scheme Company sick pay and free uniform Health...

Trainee Bus Driver - Beddington Tourists flying in and out of Heathrow Airport. Rugby fans lining the stands at Twickenham. Weekenders soaking up the sun in Trafalgar Square. London’s fleet of buses is the red line connecting all these dots. And in each bus is a driver making sure people get where they want to go. We’re nothing without our drivers. So we’re looking for a new generation of future superstars to join our training to become a bus driver. Our Bus Driver Training Programme We’ll train you to drive a London Bus. You’ll spend roughly 4-6 weeks learning to drive a London Bus and getting your licence at our Battersea based training depot. After that you’ll go straight to your depot for your local induction and route learning, you’ll then be out on the road as a bus driver. During your training. You’ll work shifts for at least 38 hours a week. This will include classroom and practical driving training, which will see you working early mornings and...

Trainee Bus Driver - Battersea Tourists flying in and out of Heathrow Airport. Rugby fans lining the stands at Twickenham. Weekenders soaking up the sun in Trafalgar Square. London’s fleet of buses is the red line connecting all these dots. And in each bus is a driver making sure people get where they want to go. We’re nothing without our drivers. So we’re looking for a new generation of future superstars to join our training to become a bus driver. Our Bus Driver Training Programme We’ll train you to drive a London Bus. You’ll spend roughly 4-6 weeks learning to drive a London Bus and getting your licence at our Battersea based training depot. After that you’ll go straight to your depot for your local induction and route learning, you’ll then be out on the road as a bus driver. During your training. You’ll work shifts for at least 38 hours a week. This will include classroom and practical driving...