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You'll typically need a valid Namibian driver's license (Code B or C1 for light/medium vehicles, possibly Code C for larger buses depending on the vehicle), a valid Professional Driving Permit (PrDP), and a clean driving record. Experience in tourism or passenger transport, along with good knowledge of Namibian routes and attractions, is highly valued.

Daily duties often include safely transporting passengers to and from various destinations, conducting pre-trip vehicle inspections, and maintaining vehicle cleanliness. You'll also manage passenger luggage, adhere to strict schedules, and provide basic tourist information or assistance as needed.

Employers in Namibia expect punctuality, reliability, and excellent customer service, as you often represent the face of the company to tourists. A strong sense of responsibility, adherence to safety regulations, and a willingness to work flexible hours, including weekends, are crucial for success.

Drivers often progress by gaining experience with different vehicle types or specialized routes, leading to opportunities as senior drivers or lead drivers. Some may transition into roles like fleet management, logistics coordination, or even tour guiding after acquiring additional qualifications and experience.

Standard benefits generally include annual leave, sick leave, and possibly maternity/paternity leave in line with Namibian labour laws. Some employers may offer contributions towards medical aid or a pension fund, though this can vary significantly based on the company's size and specific policies.

Applications typically involve submitting a comprehensive CV, cover letter, and copies of your driver's license and PrDP. Employers seek reliable candidates with a clean driving record, strong customer service skills, geographical knowledge of Namibia, and a professional demeanor.