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Ncontrol Driving School

Driving Instructor

Gilbert, AZ · On-site

$21 - $23/hr

NControl Driving School is seeking Driving Instructors to join our team in Gilbert, AZ! You will be responsible for training new drivers in an IN-THE-CAR setting. The role of the driving instructor ...

TWP DRIVING ACADEMY

Driving Instructor

Columbus, OH · On-site

$12.50 - $15/hr

State Licensed Driving Instructor Candidate MUST have: ~ A valid Ohio Driver's License for the last 5 yrs. ~ No misdemeanor/(last 5 yrs.) No Felony (last 10 yrs) ~ No more than 4 points on their ...

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Driving Instructor

Hyannis, MA · On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Driving Instructor to help student reach their goal of becoming a licensed driver. Hours are part time and during the school years the hours wouldn't start until after 2pm during weekdays. Flexible ...

ALL STAR SCHOOLS LLC

Driving Instructor

Norco, CA · On-site

$20 - $22/hr

As our Driving Instructor, you will be responsible for preparing students to take to the road safely, including teaching rules and regulations, proper vehicle handling and maintenance, and all basic ...

ALL STAR SCHOOLS LLC

Driving Instructor

Norco, CA · On-site

$20 - $22/hr

As our Driving Instructor, you will be responsible for preparing students to take to the road safely, including teaching rules and regulations, proper vehicle handling and maintenance, and all basic ...

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A driving job refers to any occupation where the primary duty is to operate a vehicle to transport goods, passengers, or services from one location to another. This category includes roles such as delivery drivers, truck drivers, taxi drivers, bus drivers, and chauffeur services. Drivers are responsible for following traffic laws, ensuring the safety of passengers or cargo, and maintaining their vehicles. Driving jobs can be full-time or part-time and may require specific licenses depending on the type of vehicle and cargo.

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There are many jobs that involve driving. With a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, and reliable transportation, you can work as a delivery driver for restaurants and food delivery services or as a driver for ride-hailing services. Another option is to work as a courier, transporting products or parcels between locations. With a commercial driver’s license (CDL), you qualify for truck driving jobs and commercial driving jobs, such as a bus driver, chauffeur, or taxi driver. You may be responsible for the cost of gas and automotive maintenance, particularly if you’re driving your own car.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a professional driver, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Professional Driver, you need a valid driver's license, strong knowledge of traffic laws, and safe driving practices. Familiarity with GPS navigation systems, route planning software, and sometimes commercial vehicle certifications (like a CDL) are typically required. Excellent time management, communication, and customer service skills set top drivers apart. These competencies ensure passenger safety, timely deliveries, and a positive experience for clients or employers.

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Professional drivers often encounter challenges like long or irregular hours, traffic congestion, and maintaining safety standards under pressure. Managing fatigue through proper rest, planning routes to avoid peak traffic, and adhering strictly to safety protocols can help address these issues. Many employers provide support through scheduling tools, safety training, and regular vehicle maintenance to ensure drivers can perform their roles effectively and safely.

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CertificationsDriver's license, possibly commercial license
Work EnvironmentVarious vehicles, roads, urban and rural areas
Employer & IndustryTransportation, logistics, personal services
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What is the best paying driving job?

The highest paying driving jobs typically include commercial truck drivers, especially those operating heavy haul or specialized freight, and corporate or executive chauffeur roles. These positions often require specialized licenses, such as a commercial driver's license (CDL), and may involve long hours or extended periods away from home.
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Driving Instructor

Gilbert, AZ • On-site

Ncontrol Driving School
11 - 50 employees
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$21 - $23/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 26 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Instruct students in a patient, calm, and personable manner to teach safe and defensive driving practices.

  • Evaluate students' driving skills through road evaluations, monitor traffic safety rule compliance, and complete documentation electronically.

  • Communicate effectively with parents, students, and staff to review driving skills and provide necessary assistance.

Job description

PAY: $21 - $23 / Per Hour Based on Experience (TRAINING WAGE STARTING AT $21.00 PER HOUR. TRAINING PROCESS IS APPROXIMATELY 2-4 WEEKS. DEPENDENT ON HOW QUICK YOU PICK THINGS UP)
JOB TYPE: Full-Time
LOCATION: Gilbert, AZ

Description:
NControl Driving School is seeking Driving Instructors to join our team in Gilbert, AZ! You will be responsible for training new drivers in an IN-THE-CAR setting. The role of the driving instructor is to provide our curriculum in a safe, well-explained, patient & personable instruction to the student. The course of instruction is focused on safe and defensive driving practices and theories with reinforcing current driving laws. (MUST BE WILLING TO WORK WEEKENDS).

This is a purpose & passion driven position But not an easy one. If you love driving and are passionate about helping people develop new skills, this could be just the job you're looking for! (MUST BE ABLE TO HANDLE 10 THINGS AT ONCE). (MULTITASKING & ACCURATE).

Responsibilities:
Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Able to instruct students in a patient, calm and personable fashion to increase customer value and lessening the stress, while in stressful situations.  (You're on the roads with a new driver, that may have anxiety and no idea what to do.).
  • Display a professional and welcoming demeanor both in person and on the phone.
  • Interact in a positive and timely manner with parents, students, and staff; and courteously provide necessary assistance.
  • Educate (Traffic Laws) and evaluate (using iPad) new drivers behind the wheel, both adults and teenagers.
  • Communicates effectively to parents/spouses/family members of the student. Reviewing driving skills, abilities, and areas that need continued practice.
  • Observes students' driving ability by conducting and rating road evaluations, specifying maneuvers to be performed; monitoring traffic safety rule compliance, and filling out road evaluation score sheet.
  • Complete all documentation, forms reports, and records electronically & thoroughly using an iPad.
  • Enhance customer satisfaction by providing clear, concise, and patient teaching techniques for clients.

Knowledge and Skills:
  • Must have a Valid Arizona Driver's License with NO Suspensions (Deal Breaker, State Law).
  • High School Diploma or Greater.
  • Has a minimum of 15 years of driving experience (the rougher the environment the better).
  • No convictions/citations for DUI, excessive speeding, or reckless driving in the past 39 months. (SUSPENSIONS - don't even apply).
  • Must pass a background check and drug screening.
  • A working cell phone to contact clients pre & post-drive.
  • Knowledge of the laws of the State of Arizona and behind-the-wheel driving, as stated in the MVD driver’s manual & must obey the laws.
  • The ability to pass state standard testing through the State of Arizona Motor Vehicle Department.
  • The ability to administer road evaluations to students when applicable and be trained and/or have the understanding of filling out the appropriate MVD forms electronically.
  • The applicant will be provided adequate training in all required areas listed above.
  • State MVD Certification for Driving Trainers (a valuable plus but not required).
  • Background in professional driving /racing skills (plus but not required).  Uber or Lyft drivers are not considered to be professional drivers.
  • Previous Law Enforcement, EMT, or Firefighter background is a plus.

Employee Benefits:
  • Paid time off, Paid Holidays, Paid Sick days, Simple IRA donation matching program, Medical, Dental.