Part-time Driver - PSV

How to Apply: Send your CV to info@bobuafrica.com with the email subject as the position name + your name + years of experience.

Master Nairobi's Routes and Guest Etiquette

This role is about more than just driving—it's about being a brand ambassador for Bobu Africa. Hiring managers will look for a driver who knows Nairobi inside out and can handle international guests with grace.

1. Highlight your PSV and route knowledge: On your CV, list specific routes you know well, such as Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to major hotels, and any experience with tourist circuits. Mention any GPS or navigation tools you're proficient with.

2. Showcase your experience with tourists: Provide examples of how you've handled international guests, such as assisting with luggage, offering local tips, or managing language barriers. This shows you understand the service level expected.

3. Emphasize your seven-seater experience: Clearly state the types of vehicles you've driven, especially seven-seaters like the Toyota Prado or similar. Include any maintenance or safety checks you performed.

4. Demonstrate punctuality and reliability: Share a brief story of a time you went above and beyond to ensure a guest's schedule was met, even under traffic or delays. This proves your commitment.

5. Prepare for a practical test: Expect a driving test that may include navigating through Nairobi's traffic, using alternative routes, and demonstrating smooth driving. Practice common routes and be ready to show your defensive driving skills.

6. Polish your communication skills: Since you'll interact with guests, practice clear and courteous communication. Be ready to discuss how you handle difficult passengers or unexpected changes.

7. Dress professionally: First impressions matter. Wear neat, professional attire to the interview and for work. This aligns with the 'well-presented' requirement.

8. Show flexibility for part-time work: Be clear about your availability and willingness to work varied hours, including early mornings or late nights. This reassures the employer of your commitment.