Driver
Career opportunity at Save the Children International
Job Snapshot
| Hiring organisation | Save the Children International |
| Location | Kasese, Uganda |
| Deadline | 6 October 2026 |
Job Summary
Transport staff, goods and documents safely and support field and emergency operations.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
- Perform daily vehicle checks and arrange maintenance.
- Maintain mileage logs and monthly Excel fleet reports.
- Report accidents and defects and follow travel, security and safeguarding procedures.
Qualifications, Skills and Experience
- UCE/O-level qualification and a two-year automotive-mechanics certificate.
- At least five years of relevant experience, preferably with an international NGO.
- Valid B, D1 and D driving licence classes held for at least three years.
- English, basic Word and Excel skills, mechanical knowledge and field-travel readiness.
How to Apply
Apply through the employer’s portal with your cover letter and current CV combined in one document of no more than 5 MB. Include current remuneration and salary expectations. The written advert closes at midnight Uganda time on 6 October 2026.
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How to Prepare a Strong Application
- Show eligibility and safe service: List your licence classes, how long you have held them, mechanics training and relevant driving experience. Include vehicle types and routes you know.
- Prepare for a practical assessment: Rehearse a systematic pre-trip check, safe passenger boarding and basic fault identification. Explain when a vehicle must remain off the road until repaired.
- Demonstrate reporting discipline: Prepare a fictional mileage and fuel log and a concise incident report. Show how you record facts promptly and follow security and safeguarding instructions.
- Follow the document limits: Combine the letter and CV within 5 MB and include the requested remuneration information. Ensure dates, licence details and referees are accurate.
