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noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 15:50:00 +0000

Need Certified Chauffeurs Immediatley

We have Limousine Companies in New York City, New Jersey and Philadelphia. Looking For Certified Chauffeurs, lucrative pay plus tips.

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Chauffeur Jobs

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 12:12:00 +0000

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How to get proper Training to become a Chauffeur and get a Job

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 12:33:00 +0000

How to get proper Training to become a Chauffeur

and get a Job

Are seeking a driving job?

Have you considered becoming a chauffeur?

This lucrative trade can be a great part time job, to supplement your income.

Great full time career to earn an enjoyable living.

If you search chauffeur jobs the opportunities are endless. Hard to believe in the worlds current job market, with so many unemployed.

But it is true Limousine Companies are Hiring.

There is always opportunity for professional chauffeurs. How do I get a job as a chauffeur?

Must have valid drivers license, may have to upgrade depending on where you live. Check with local dmv for requirement. Generally the proper license is easy to obtain in most all places.
Clean license requirements vary by employer. No tickets is the best of course, however a minor infraction or two will not exclude you. Drug or Alcohol conviction and Accidents are Taboo in any driving jobs. If you have these reconsider your career choice to exclude driving jobs of all sorts. Convictions do not stay on your motor vehicle report forever, if in doubt go to dmv and order a report. Current dmv report is what is considered for employment, anything prior to this is not.
Certified Chauffeur Training should be obtained. True some companies offer training, which is a great extension of your skills. Professionals can never know to much about what they do. Chauffeur training in advance of seeking employment is important to your success. Chauffeur certificate gives you a competitive edge when applying for work. Training kick starts a career in the right direction with ready to go skills of the trade. Training instills confidence in what to do your first day.
There are many good chauffeur training programs to choose from. Problem is almost all of them are for Limousine Company use and are expensive. There is only one Certified Professional Chauffeur Training Program available on line for instant excess. The only one geared for the job seeker to obtain inexpensive training and certificate. Limo school specializes in chauffeur job training to recruit drivers world wide. Our niche is to prepare the job seeker for employment with skills and confidence to be successful from day one.

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Driving Jobs, consider becoming a chauffeur.

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 10:13:00 +0000

If you are looking for a job driving, consider becoming a chauffeur. Lucrative pay hourly plus tips for driving luxury vehicles. Clean, intereresting work. Get online training and certification from home. Become a confident professional to begin new career as a chauffeur. Limousine companies need quality drivers world wide either part time or full.
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noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:41:00 +0000

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Instant Rewards for Chauffeurs

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:29:00 +0000

Instantly Rewarded for Job Well Done.

Most jobs, work hard now and hope some one notices. Hope who ever notices has the ability to compensate you. Compensation comes in many ways such as, appreciation, gifts, promotions and money.

A Chauffeur Job is one of the few who get instant rewards for the work they do. Of course the top measured reward is money. Chauffeurs get 15 to 20% gratuity on all billing plus hourly, how ever Great Chauffeurs often get tipped on top of that. It is amazing how your job performance can get instantly appreciated by a group of happy customers. The 15 to 20 % is for driving the limousine being on time and taking clients where ever they want to go. The extra tips come from customer service that is above and beyond. Their is an entire group of them to reward you for making their day special.

Appreciation feels good, an instant response to your professional presentation. When you show up in a fully detailed luxury vehicle, prepped ready to go. Out jumps a fully uniformed chauffeur and 10 big smiles are looking at you. Ever time a chauffeur cleans up after clients and restocks clean glasses and beverages a thank you follows. Every time you get the door for them. When a chauffeur confirms reservations and pulls right up to the front door. Some one from the restaurant greets them with a table waiting. When clients exits any establishment and the chauffeur instantly picks them up. The list is infinite on how a chauffeur can enhance customer experience. All of them are recognized and deeply appreciated.

I chauffeured for many years and always felt like every day was filled with rewards. I think of every service as the most special day in a customers life. No matter what a group is celebrating, the opportunity for a chauffeur to shine is always present. Customers have rewarded my hard work with home made canola's, wine, money, smiles, thank yous and even hugs.

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Earn Extra Money Part Time Driving

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 09:07:00 +0000

Drive part time and earn extra money.

The first step to getting the extras in life, starts with extra income.

We all have our wish list of things we want. The newest flat screen TV, better car, saving to buy a house or just catching up on bills. Some times it is only to boost your savings for a rainy day. If that rainy never comes, there is always retirement looming in our futures. What ever is on your list, it always comes back to income.

How can I make the extra Money needed.

OK there are schemes on every corner on how to get rich easy. Sounds great if it could only work. The one way to make money for sure is the old fashion way "Work For It". Yes, get a job and get paid. Driving jobs for money is a great way to earn the extra income you need. Limo drivers make hourly pay, plus tips for driving luxury vehicles. Clean interesting work part time or even full time as a career if you like. Very flexible, can work a day or two a week. Limousine companies are always looking for quality drivers.

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The Limoschool was great. I feel that it was a wealth of knowledge and full of great feedback.I am confident and comfortable at this point to begin employment and look forward to learning everyday all I can to help improve my skills as a chauffeur. The course was very informative and I learned a lot about what my job will entail. I got a job as a Chauffeur first day after taking the training course. I should have done this sooner.

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How to get all Limo schools content on Chauffeur Jobs.

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 10:04:00 +0000

How to get all Limo schools content on Chauffeur Jobs.

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Private Chauffeur

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 10:15:00 +0000

Private Chauffeur

Private Chauffeur is an individual whom is employed exclusively by a private employer. Employer may be an individual, family, corporation, government organization. Job duties, requirements, and expectations will vary by employer type. This is an elite chauffeur position, shared by few. The main reason to employ a private chauffeur is to staff a professional to take care of travel needs safely and confidentially.

Confidential is a critical element for a private chauffeur. The rich and famous are often burdened by their status. Curious people are willing to stop at nothing to get information about them. They have a right to privacy and need to be assured their entire staff is loyal.

I have had the privilege to work with private employers, Governments from around the world, the US and China just to name a few. I have worked with hundreds of celebrities, musicians, and corporations. I have always been reluctant to write this article because a private chauffeur is complicated to explain. The complication lies in the fact there are many variables to this job. However becoming a private chauffeur is a popular subject these days and I get asked many questions about it.

Make no mistake this job is rated difficult. A private chauffeur does not have the benefit of a company behind them. They are a lone wolf that must possess training and experience to take care of any request. Employer must be confident this can be handled without instruction or training on their part. Professionals take care of employer needs and reflect a professional image upon them.

How do I become a private chauffeur? Read this entire article and ask yourself if you are seriously this kind of individual. This is a long-term commitment, often for life. You must be pre qualified with all proper credentials in advance. You must be willing to wait for the opportunity of employment. This is a considerable investment in to one self with extensive training and experience.

Limo school is a recruiting agent for private chauffeurs. We specialize in matching the right employee with the right employer. If you are an employer seeking a private chauffeur please contact us. If you are seeking employment as a private chauffeur and have the skills outlined in this article please contact us. If you are truly interested in becoming a private chauffeur and lack the skills outlined, begin acquiring immediately. All contacts are strictly confidential; any information will not be shared without written consent. Specific information is required in order to mediate the perfect match.

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General requirements as follows:

Personal appearance: Well groomed in proper attire. Chauffeur must adhere to dress code, as required by employer.

Location: Must be willing to relocate to origin of employment.

Driver’s license: Appropriate class for the origin of employment. CDL training recommended may be more than required but contains exceptional skills.

Driver Training: Drivers education, defensive driving course, additional driver training in safety.

Security driving course understanding alert status and action required. Driver has ability to work seamlessly with in chain of command and properly trained with motorcade techniques.

Chauffeur Training: Certified Professional Chauffeur Training. Seek Master Chauffeur status. We offer some of the training required, but not all. We can refer interested candidates to quality schools for all your training needs.

Education: College minimum two years. Possess excellent communication skills. Well versed in proper etiquette.

Military: Preferred in most cases. Military training contains certain disciplines, which make great chauffeurs.

Life Experience: Personal life experience can be beneficial in serving client needs.

Professional Experience: Has driven as professional chauffeur for five years or more. Has extensive experience in airport transfers private, commercial and international, corporate travel, motorcade, tours, weddings, and any type of service an employer may desire. Familiar with and obtaining secured entrances at venues employer may visit.
Confident to take any assignment and does not require instruction to perform duties.

Resources: Proficient in map reading and modern technology, such as smart phones, GPS, laptops, so on. (Advisement) Modern technology is a resource but should never be depended on. Resources should always be verified. When in doubt get out, go ahead of time to unfamiliar areas when possible. Study maps of areas you will be driving in, make note of alternate routes.

References: In this case information should be supplied up front not upon request. These types of employers prescreen applicants before meeting with potential candidates. Must be willing to supply all your information up front with the understanding the employers privacy takes first place. Include resume, proof of education, proof of chauffeur training, proof of driver training, all references from employers or clients served with contact information, full name, date of birth, copy of drivers license, social security number for back ground check. Include current photos of yourself. Yes there is significant exposure of information. Suggest using a recruitment agency that specializes in this type of placement. A recruitment agency will protect information on all parties concerned. Private chauffeuring is the elite status of this profession. Only a chosen few get the honor to serve in this fashion.

Employed: Employed exclusively by a private individual, private company, or government official.

Objective: Personal valet offering extensive customer service. Looking for long-term employment willing to serve and protect employer at all times.

Vehicle: Provided by employer, may be a variety of different vehicles. Limousine may be a part of fleet, but usually not. They draw too much attention.

Vehicle registration, state inspection, and insurance provided by employer. Chauffeur may very well be responsible to oversee these requirements and make sure they are met.

Detailing: Private chauffeur is responsible for vehicles to be detailed at all times. Employer may or may not have outside service. Make no mistake it is the chauffeur’s responsibility that it is done.

Maintenance: Private chauffeur is responsible for vehicle maintenance and repair. Employer general does have outside service. Make no mistake it is the chauffeur’s responsibility that it is done.

Salary: Varies depending on employer’s expectations. Salaries may include benefits such as health, dental, retirement, and housing. Recruiting agency usually negotiates salaries.

Mark,

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Limousine Company Profits from Chauffeur Training (Title Link for more info)

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 10:39:00 +0000

Limousine companies often overlook the value of chauffeur training. The chauffeur makes or breaks a limousine company. Think about what a chauffeur does for you. They meet the customer and deliver your product. Chauffeurs either deliver good or bad service. Good service drives repeat business to your door. Good service gets referrals from the customer and their guests. We know what bad service does. Really bad service sometimes can haunt a limousine service for years. Especially now that any one can post reviews on the internet!

Most limousine insurance companies ask on their application if you are enrolled in a chauffeur training program. Insurance companies specialty is risk management. They realize the drivers are the greatest risk a limousine company has. When the underwriter is assessing your company they are looking at all aspects of drivers. Rate qoutes for insurance vary depending on risk assessment. Don't underestimate the value of Chauffeur Training.

http://www.limoschool.com/limousine-owner.htm is a recognized chauffeur training program worldwide. Join the owner operator program and become a Certified Limousine Company today. Certify all your chauffeurs. It is the cheapest chauffeur training program for limousine operators. Delivered online for your convienance.

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Limo driver versus Chauffeur

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 11:12:00 +0000

The Difference Between Limo driver and Chauffeur

There is a world of difference between limo drivers and chauffeurs. A team of chauffeurs will make your bottom line profits soar by driving repeat business to your door.

Limo drivers are often just limo drivers – employees happy with the fact they get to drive a limousine. Usually pleasant individuals, they focus more on the limousine than the service. For the most part they take services at face value and get their clients from point A to point B. They might work for a company that threw them the keys on the first day and said, “Good luck.” They have little or no specific training and are not aware of the difference it makes.

Think back to your last restaurant visit. How was the service? Was your water glass ever empty? Did you have an unreasonable wait for any aspect of your meal?

If you had good, adequate service you will recall your meal as a pleasant experience. You will certainly remember bad service – frustrating waits for condiments or forgotten appetizers. Great waiters or waitresses create truly memorable dining experiences. Friendly, attentive and one step ahead of your needs - they allow you to relax and enjoy the company of your dining companions without the worry of needing service.

A limousine is a limousine. It’s the service that makes all the difference. In selling a job, we often sell the limousine as the sparkling feature. However, isn’t the limousine just a stage where a great chauffeur performs? As an operator in the limousine industry, you have the power to set the standard of service your company will provide. You may spend $100,000 on a limousine but you can still get bad reviews for poor service. You rely on the level of service you establish as policy and the training you provide to ensure your chauffeur delivers a top-notch service.

Great chauffeurs are trained in the advanced etiquette necessary to handle special occasions. A client expects a special occasion service to be perfect the first time. Great chauffeurs perform these services confidently. They take great pride in being personal valets during the service and always think one step ahead in difficult situations. Great chauffeurs realize a Special Occasion Service starts with the letters S.O.S – a cry for help. The client is saying, “Please help me achieve my expectations by enhancing this occasion to be a truly spectacular experience I’ll remember for the rest of my life.”

Great chauffeurs are the ones getting the most thank you cards and the biggest tips. The clients they service call again and specifically request them for future trips. Great chauffeurs don’t just drive limousines. In fact, they may take offense to being called limo drivers. They use limousines as accessories to consistently provide superior service to go above and beyond the call of duty.

What makes a chauffeur great? Here’s a perfect example:

Jason, a great chauffeur, is assigned a limousine service for a 10th anniversary dinner for Mr. Smith and his wife. He calls Mr. Smith a few days in advance to review the itinerary. The plan is to pick the Smiths up at their home, travel to their favorite restaurant for dinner then return home.

A great chauffeur asks, “What can I do Mr. Smith to help make this the most memorable evening of your life?” Mr. Smith replies, “I’m not really sure.”

“May I suggest sir - do you have a special song when you first met or favorite music we can play in the background?” Mr. Smith quickly agrees then mentions the anniversary ring purchased for the special occasion. Everything is to be a surprise – the limousine, the dinner, and the ring.

The more they talk about the evening’s plans, the more Jason discovers ways to help. By conversing with Mr. Smith, Jason helps choreograph an entire evening.

On the day of service, Jason picks up Mr. Smith at their residence and drives to Mrs. Smith’s workplace. Mr. Smith points her out as she exits the building with some of her friends. He waits in the back of the limousine where it’s tinted and private. Jason steps out, unfurls the red carpet and approaches Mrs. Smith. He introduces himself and informs her that he will be her chauffeur. Jason guides her across the red carpet and opens the limousine door. A smile comes across her face when she sees Mr. Smith waiting inside.

Next stop is her favorite salon. Jason escorts Mrs. Smith from the limousine across the red carpet to have her hair and nails done. Mr. Smith had previously stopped in with one of her favorite dresses and arranged the details. Meanwhile Jason and Mr. Smith prepare for the next scene by placing the ring in a champagne flute. They retrieve the perfectly chilled champagne from the trunk cooler. They set the stereo with the song from when they first got engaged. Mrs. Smith changes into her dress at the back of the salon. Pampered by her friends, she looks and feels better than she has in a long time.

As she leaves the salon, she looks over to her husband. They lock eyes with a gaze like from the first days they were dating. Jason escorts her back and Mr. Smith takes her hand and guides her inside. Soft music plays from the speakers. Jason pops the cork on the champagne and pours two glasses. He makes sure Mrs. Smith receives the glass with the ring. He leaves the couple to toast to their evening in privacy. Returning to the front, he adjusts the stereo and the Smith’s favorite song starts playing.

The mood is set. They toast. Midway through the song, Mrs. Smith finds the ring at the bottom of the glass. The emotions of a perfect evening bubble forth. Jason drives slowly so they can enjoy every moment of a comfortable ride. He makes a courtesy call to the restaurant and informs the maitre d that the Smith party will be arriving a few minutes late. They agree to hold the table and thank him for the call.

At the restaurant, Jason lines up the red carpet with the front door. As they exit the limousine Jason quietly informs Mr. Smith that he called ahead and their reservation is still intact. The maitre d greets them by name and takes them directly to their table. After a wonderful meal and romantic dining experience, they cross the red carpet to hear more of their favorite music playing from the limousine on the ride home.

Jason intercoms the Smiths to let them know they will arrive at their final destination in about five minutes. At their residence, he backs smoothly into the driveway of their quiet rural home. Getting out of the limousine, Mrs. Smith asks, “Where are the kids?” Mr. Smith answers, “Spending the night with their grandparents.” Mr. Smith slips Jason a large tip and thanks him. The Smiths look at each other once again like they are the only ones in the world. They move slowly toward the front door holding hands like a couple of teenagers in love.

Jason watches for a moment overwhelmed with a feeling of professional pride, knowing he contributed to something very special.

That’s what a great chauffeur does. They help choreograph a complete service paying attention to every detail. They never push unwanted suggestions on a client. Instead they suggest ideas from their vast training and experience and let the client decide.

Mr. Smith wrote a letter expressing his gratitude at how wonderful the evening was and how it rekindled their relationship and life. The Smiths couldn’t help but talk about it for weeks. The limousine company received many referrals.

At the end of the day Mr. Smith had spent a few more dollars than first intended. He reserved the limousine a few extra hours to accomplish everything. He added a salon visit and champagne. However, he had no regrets. Neither of the Smith’s will ever forget that evening. Great Chauffeurs realize these things and work with their clients to help enhance and stage memorable evenings to be remembered forever.

Great chauffeurs are not just born. They are created. Chauffeur training is vital. It starts with your mindset. As the operator of a limousine company, you alone have the power to set the vision and set the service standard you are willing to provide to your clients.

When Mr. Smith called to rent a limousine, he intended to have a special occasion. He never expected it to be so perfect. Are we in the limousine business? Or are we in the business of lifetime memories?

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Limo driving is a great job for retiree's

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 11:06:00 +0000

Limo driving is a great retiree job. If your retired and are looking for extra income, become a chauffeur. You can earn up to $25 per hour plus tips. This is clean and interesting work. You get to drive a detailed luxury vehicle. Upscale clients who can appreciate your skills. This is ideal for the older generation because of your life experience. Chances are you have already participated in many of the things limousine companies offer. Airport transfers, corporate travel, weddings, tours, sporting event, etc. You are probably very familiar with your area. These are things you just can not teach.

There is no substitute for what you already know. Except time of course. That's why retires make the best chauffeurs. With a minimal investment for equipment and certified chauffeur training you can start immediately. You may already have a black suite hanging in the closet.

I recommend http://www.limodriving.com/ for your certified chauffeur training. It is a great course and easy to follow. Includes all you need to get started as a confident professional chauffeur.
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Limousine companies hire part time and full time and are always looking for great chauffeurs. Generally they are flexible on when you want to work. Weekends do tend to be the most busy for limousine work. Many people over look the fact its not just limousine work. A big part of the industry is also Lincoln town car service. This offers plenty of week days as well.

Mark

Twice the pay for driving job

noreply@blogger.com (Limoschooll) — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 10:35:00 +0000

Twice Paid for Same Job

Learn How

Driving is generally a great way to make a living. Wages are generous across the globe.No one usually gets rich at this profession. How ever a professional driver is never out of work unless they want to be. The best part is employment is available on a global scale. Where ever you live or want to live. People and product will always move around the planet.

Taxi, truck driving, and delivery have been around for ever. One of the fastest growing driving jobs around the world is in the limousine industry. Yet becoming a chauffeur is still one of the least thought of professions. Though it has one of most generous pay scales. The pay ranges up $25.00 per hour plus tips. Tips range 15 to 25%. Wow this like getting paid twice for the same job. The best part is most limousine companies bill the tip for you. If you go above and beyond customers flip you extra. Wow did I say get paid twice or possibly triple pay. I don't mind working hard but there are only so many hours in a week. So earning more per hour sure adds up fast.

Many limousine companies will train chauffeurs to some degree. If you want to get hired and move to the top of the pile get certified chauffeur training first. Any employer can not help taking time for a candidate who has showed this kind of initiative. Whether they are hiring or not if you walk in suited up, certificate in hand they will interview you. Just like any other profession education and tools of the trade move you to the top. Often these candidates start at higher wages as well.

I recommend www.limodriving.com/ for chauffeur training. It is a great online certification course for career seekers looking to get in to this profession. It easy to follow and leaves you feeling confident on what a chauffeur does. There are many other chauffeur training programs available and are good. The most important thing is to seek training and honor this profession.

When looking for your next job or career consider being a chauffeur. Clean, interesting driving job either part time or full time.

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