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These jobs are in demand now [Monster]( Can't view this email? [Click here]( [5 Types of Delivery Job ]( Hello {NAME}, There is a growing demand for candidates, at all levels of experience, in Warehousing, Logistics and supply chain roles. We're all ordering more things online, and they all need to be delivered! Here are five driving and delivery jobs you might consider! [Read the full article]( [Get on yer bike]( Cycle Courier Getting those Pizzas, chicken-wings and vegan tacos across town at lunchtime through a pedestrian area, traffic, and up into a third floor flat is quicker and easier on a bike or moped. Positions may be casual, self-employed, gig-economy roles or traditional employee positions. These deliveries, often of food, are essential in keeping people safe. As we continue with social distancing, you will be helping to keep people safe and businesses afloat. Generally, you will need your bike and a smartphone with a data plan. [See Jobs]( [Man, or Woman, with a van]( Multi-Drop Delivery Driver A multi-drop delivery driver does just that—a round of deliveries with multiple drops. Depending on the region, this could be up to 30 drops in a shift. You might be dropping off anything from small parcels bought online to a week's groceries. These might be in your own vehicle or a supplied one. With many normal driving licences, you can drive 3.5t vans that are common. You'll need a Driving licence appropriate to the vehicle, to be able to move and transport goods on and off vehicles. [See Jobs]( [Are you talkin' to me?]( Taxi Driver or Private Hire Driver Gig-economy private hire jobs such as Lyft and Uber are challenging the taxi industry Taxi drivers are generally seen as more skilled professionals and safer. Both can provide safe transport for tourists and visitors, and the availability of taxi transport can reduce drunk driving. Taxis are regulated by your local council so there may be different requirements and regulations on how they operate depending where you live. Generally, you will need to take a qualification, such as a Level 2 Certificate in Road Passenger Vehicle Driving. [See Jobs]( [Round and round: all day long]( Bus or Coach Driver Bus drivers are generally on a local route and time-table. Being a coach driver can also mean you are paid to see the rest of the country or even abroad! Both these roles perform an essential service, taking many people to work, keeping rural communities connected and providing affordable holidays and transport. Firms may take on Bus Drivers as trainees, where you will be trained to obtain the PCV ( passenger carrying vehicle) licence and a certificate of professional competence (CPC). Both of these are required to drive a bus commercially. [See Jobs]( [Kings, or Queens, of the road]( HGV Driver HGV or Heavy Goods Vehicles are the backbone of British Distribution! Shifting millions of tons of foods, goods and produce. Being a lorry driver can be a demanding but rewarding job. Most drivers looking to move to HGV will go straight from a car licence to LGV C so you can drive any rigid truck up to 32 tonnes. Once you get your licence, which will involve theory, medical and practical tests, Once you have your licence, you will then need to get a Driver CPC (Certificate of Personal Competence) in order to work. [See Jobs]( [Get Free Career Advice]( Free Help & Advice Whatever sector you are looking for work in, remember there is lot's of free information help and advice available to you as a monster member. From [CV templates]( and a [free professional CV review]( [to video interview tips]( and [salary advice](. [Career Help]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [App Store]( [Play Store]( [YOUR PROFILE]( | [CONTACT US]( | [PRIVACY POLICY]( This email was sent to: {EMAIL} To ensure delivery of this email, please add monster@emails.monster.com to your Address Book or Safe List. If you would no longer like to receive emails from Monster.co.uk, please [unsubscribe here](. Subscription to job search agent alerts will remain unchanged. This is a marketing message from Monster. © 2020 Monster - all rights reserved. Monster® is a registered trademark of Monster Worldwide Limited | 120 Holborn, 7th Floor | London England | EC1N2TD | United Kingdom Comp No: 01881381 | VAT No: 420 3267 93 Represented by Jort Wassenaar, and Claire Barnes, directors