Scholar Transport Driver

Students on the Go (Pty) Ltd.

Cape Town, Western Cape

Salary not listedPart-time · Posted Today

Driving jobs span delivery, courier, code 10 and code 14 truck driving. A valid licence and PrDP are usually the only entry requirements, making this one of the most accessible skilled trades in South Africa.

This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, driver roles in South Africa typically pay R7 000 to R18 000 a month (indicative).

Job description

Job Title: Scholar Transport Driver

We are looking for a reliable and safety-focused Scholar Transport Driver to transport learners to and from school on scheduled routes. The ideal candidate must be punctual, responsible, and comfortable working with children.

Requirements:

Valid driver’s licence and PrDP
Clean driving record
Previous driving experience (experience with children advantageous)
Strong time management and communication skills

Key Responsibilities:

Safely transport learners
Follow assigned routes and schedules
Maintain vehicle cleanliness and safety
Communicate with parents when necessary

Early morning and afternoon shifts required.

Reliable, trustworthy candidates with a strong safety mindset are encouraged to apply.

Afternoon Working hours: 12:00-18:00

Pay: From R80,00 per hour

Application Question(s):

Do you have your own reliable and roadworthy vehicle?
Do you have a Child Care experience?
Do you have a valid Professional Driving Permit?

Work Location: In person

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