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Train driver level 3 apprenticeship standard

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The need to establish an industry-recognised standard, to create a professional train driver workforce was realised and this led to the creation of the Train Driver apprenticeship standard by Train and Freight Operating Companies (TOCs & FOCs).

The Trailblazer Group created this apprenticeship standard for all train drivers, whether you are a Passenger train driver, Depot driver, Freight train driver or an On-track machine driver.

Train Driver Profile

All train Drivers are responsible for driving trains in a safe, punctual, economic manner over various routes in accordance with rail rules, regulations and procedures. A Train Driver could work in a number of rail environments, such as high speed, passenger, freight, underground, metro, suburban, cross border, depots, sidings or maintenance sheds; moving passengers, goods, empty coaching stock or driving on-track machines to perform infrastructure maintenance work.

You can find out more about the train driver occupational profile and what it consists of by clicking here

apprenticeship standard

Train Drivers must have all the following knowledge, skills and behaviours, which you will gain during your apprenticeship.

KNOWLEDGE

SKILLS

BEHAVIOURS

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You can also read an article about the launch of the Train Driver apprenticeship standard here

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Train Driver Apprenticeship Standard

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Train Driver End-Point Assessment