Student Worker- International Shuttle Driver

Posted 18 days ago

greenville universityGreenville (IL)

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About the role

Student Driver Position The Office of International Affairs is hiring friendly and reliable student drivers for the 2025–2026 academic year! This is a great on-campus job for students who enjoy driving, want flexible hours, and prefer independent work. What the Job Involves: Flexible shifts (including occasional weekend availability in 3–6 hour blocks) Ideal for students who want simple, predictable tasks (airport pick up & drop off) Great résumé experience—responsibility, communication, and safety skills Paid training provided Providing scheduled shuttle/car rides for international students Returning vehicle keys to the Campus Safety drop box after each shift Following simple scheduling procedures (rides are booked one week in advance) Using campus-provided vehicles equipped with standard safety features

Requirements:

Must be a GU student enrolled in 6+ hours
Able to begin work on January 12th, 2026 Valid U.S. driver's license held for at least 2 years by the start date
At least 21 years old by the start date
Strong driving record (no major moving violations)
Drivers must complete our Assurance Good Drivers Course prior to their start date and set up their Paylocity direct deposit accounts (sent from Payroll)

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