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York Pullman launches driver training scheme for 50 people

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 06:03 · Archive

York Pullman is launching government-funded driver training and apprenticeships to support up to 50 people into transport careers.

York Pullman, a coach operator based in Rufforth near York and owned by First Bus, is launching government-funded driver training and apprenticeships to support up to 50 people into transport careers in the area. The scheme is delivered in partnership with Wetherby Training School and is open to individuals of all ages and backgrounds, offering a pathway into passenger transport for those seeking a first job or a career change.

The company has also launched its first-ever apprenticeship programme in collaboration with First Bus, covering areas such as engineering and operations. Joel Bradley, general manager at York Pullman, said the investment offers people the opportunity to develop new skills and build long-term careers with the company. This investment comes as York Pullman marks its 100th year of operation.

Luke Charters, MP for York Outer, and Councillor Kate Ravilious, executive member for transport at City of York Council, recently visited the company to meet trainees and apprentices. Cllr Ravilious said it was 'fantastic to see a long-established York business investing in local people and creating opportunities for them to develop the skills they need to build rewarding careers in the transport industry'.

York Pullman launches driver training scheme for 50 people
Image: The Press (York)

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In this story: York Pullman · First Bus · Wetherby Training School · York · Joel Bradley · Luke Charters · Kate Ravilious

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