Chauffeurs
You'd professionally drive clients in luxury or company vehicles, providing reliable, safe transportation to meetings, events, or appointments. You'd maintain the vehicle, use GPS and route planning, dress professionally, and provide excellent customer service.
Did you know?
To work as a shuttle driver or chauffeur in Australia, you'll need to obtain the appropriate driver's licence for your state or territory, which may include additional endorsements for passenger transport. Some roles may also require specific certifications for medical transport or working with vulnerable passengers.
At a glance
Typical average pay
$60,000 Avg/yr
Growth
Stable
Top skill
Active Listening
Things to consider
Customer Service and Communication Skills
Developing strong interpersonal skills is essential as you'll interact with diverse passengers daily. Focus on building patience, cultural awareness, and professional communication abilities during your school years.
Career Flexibility and Opportunities
This career offers flexible working hours and the opportunity to work in various sectors including tourism, healthcare, corporate services, and special events. Many drivers eventually start their own transport businesses or specialise in luxury chauffeur services.
Key responsibilities
Picks up passengers at designated locations
Checks passenger destinations and determines most appropriate routes
Transports passengers to desired destinations
Assists passengers with luggage
Controls lighting, heating and ventilation to ensure passenger comfort