Delivery Driver / Courier - No Experience Required - £15 - £18 per hour

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Delivery Driver / Courier - No Experience Required - £15 - £18 per hour

Explore Local Delivery Driver Jobs with Evri

Evri offers an excellent chance for those seeking new employment, extra income, or a job that fits easily around their personal commitments. As one of the UK’s leading courier networks, Evri makes it straightforward to begin working in your neighbourhood.

What the Job Involves

- Collect parcels from your nearest Evri site
- Deliver packages to addresses in your area (routes typically last between 4 and 6 hours)
- Once all deliveries are completed, your working day is over—no need to return to the depot

What You’ll Need

- Access to your own car or van for making deliveries
- A smartphone for handling routes and updates
- A reliable nature and a positive attitude

You don’t need prior delivery experience. Being motivated and committed to good customer service is what matters most.

Earnings and Benefits

- Hourly pay ranges from £15 to £18, calculated per delivery
- Your income often increases as you become familiar with your routes and improve your pace
- Start as soon as possible and get paid from your first working day
- Early pay withdrawal options are available for quicker access to earnings
- A guaranteed minimum payment for your initial shifts while you gain experience
- Pick a working pattern that works for you—opt for flexible or consistent rounds
- Enjoy higher earnings as your productivity grows, with extra support through a learning payment

Why Work With Evri?

- Deliver in your local area, staying close to home
- Choose your own working hours to suit your lifestyle
- Access a wide selection of local jobs and start working quickly

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