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Trainee Driving Instructor - Tillydrone, City of Aberdeen,England

My Four Wheels
Aberdeen
6 months ago
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My Four Wheels are looking to expand our team and arerecruiting both part time and full time Driving Instructorsthroughout the UK. Next year there will be a record 700,000 learnerdrivers hitting our roads, there has never been a better time tobecome a Driving Instructor.Becoming a Driving Instructor has manybenefits, these include –A car – Get your very own dual controlledcar to teach inBe your own boss – work hours which suit you (Mondayto Sunday - 7am to 7pm)Excellent Pay – £20,000 - £35,000 per yearWeare looking for candidates who meet the following criteria–Reliable, Punctual, Patient, Possess excellent customer serviceskills, Enjoy meeting new peopleWe provide the most cost effectivetraining in the UK. Once you have completed your training, you areguaranteed a job with us. After working with us for 1 year, werefund your training fees on a weekly basis up until year 3.Shouldyou already hold you ADI license, no training is required.Anyonecan become a Driving Instructor, recently we have recruitedcandidates from driving roles such as HGV Drivers, Teachers,Delivery Drivers, Accountants and Estate Agents. We also havesuccessfully recruited candidates who decided to completely changetheir career from sales right to engineering.To apply for our role,you need to meet the following criteria:Have held a full UK drivinglicence (or approved foreign licence) for at least 2 1/2 yearsHavenot been banned from driving in the last 4 yearsHave no more than 6points on your licence.For more information, please clickapply.

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