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Chauffeurs

Chauffeurs drive employers safely to appointments and other destinations in cars or limousines, while also helping with errands like delivering mail, picking up documents, or handling parcels. They may keep the vehicle clean, do minor repairs, or arrange servicing when needed. This job calls for strong customer service, safe driving habits, and the ability to follow directions carefully. School subjects like English, math, and mechanics can help prepare you for this work.

EDUCATION ROUTEMultiple pathways
WORK STYLEVaries by role
CAREER FIELDHospitality and Tourism

HOW TO GET THERE

Typical pathway

A typical pathway starts with high school courses like English, math, and mechanics, which can help build communication, planning, and basic vehicle knowledge. Many people then gain a valid driver’s licence and clean driving habits, often with experience driving safely in different weather and traffic conditions. Some employers may prefer previous customer service or driving experience, such as delivery work, personal assistant duties, or taxi or limousine work. On the job, chauffeurs learn to follow schedules, handle errands, keep the vehicle clean, and provide courteous service. Requirements can vary by employer, province, and the type of vehicle or client.

THE WORK

What you may do

Legacy duties

  • Pick up or meet employer according to request, appointment or schedule
  • Drive employer to destinations in automobile or limousine
  • Perform business and personal errands for employer such as delivering and picking up mail, business documents and parcels
  • Clean and make minor repairs to vehicle or take vehicle for servicing.

SKILLS TO BUILD

Skills used in this Career

Customer ServiceSafe Driving RecordTaking Directions

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