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Ireland's largest bus service is now accepting applications from people interested in becoming bus drivers.
Bus Éireann has recently launched a recruitment campaign encouraging people interested in a driving career to submit an application for a driver role or a place on a driver training course.
The minimum requirement for applying is a car licence, however ongoing training and development will be provided to successful applicants.
Applications are being accepted from D licence drivers, with B and C licence-holders urged to apply for the Bus Éireann training proramme.
Bus Éireann reportedly offers a 39 hour working week as well as competitive pay and employee benefits.
Successful applicants will receive comprehensive training in vehicle and route familiarisation, customer care, and health and safety.
Have you a B, C or D Licence? Are you interested in a driving career with purpose?
— Bus Éireann (@Buseireann) April 8, 2024
Start your driving journey with Bus Éireann for competitive pay, employee benefits and a 39hr working week.
Go to https://t.co/ATon4Rzxgv to see if we are hiring near you!#Drivers #Hiring pic.twitter.com/JVWtbLdO9N
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