Join the professionals that keep our country moving.
Transport and logistics is one of the biggest sectors in the entire world, with a host of very different types of careers on offer.
You could be on the open road (or sky, or ocean). But there are so many office jobs involved in moving things from A to B, too, and plenty of career opportunities because the UK has the biggest transport industry in Europe. You could be working with your hands, or honing your sales skills, or planning ways for operations to work smoothly – and that’s just for starters.
You'll be in demand
There is a high demand for people to work in the transport and logistics sector. On average there are over 1,800 job postings for transport and logistics roles each month in Wales. (LightcastTM, August 2023 to July 2024)
The top 10 jobs advertised online in transport and logistics in the latest 12 months are:
- Large Goods Vehicle drivers (HGV)
- Transport and distribution assistants
- Fork-lift truck drivers
- Road transport drivers
- Taxi and cab drivers and chauffeurs
- Managers in transport and distribution
- Other drivers and transport operatives
- Delivery drivers and couriers
- Bus and coach drivers
- Logistics managers
(LightcastTM, August 2024)
Bus drivers remain in high demand. With 100 million bus journeys running across Wales, the role of a bus driver is becoming increasingly important for people’s day to day lives.
Training to get you to your destination
ReAct+
The ReAct+ progamme aims to help individuals aged 20 or over, who have been impacted by redundancy, gain the skills sought by recruiting employers.
Personal Learning Accounts (PLAs)
The Personal Learning Account (PLA) programme has been introduced to enable employed people to upskill and reskill into priority sectors, to strengthen their position in the labour market, and to enhance career and earning prospects. In particular, the programme aims to help people earning below the median wage to increase their salaries.
Apprenticeship Programme
Our Apprenticeship Programme has some logistics focused options, one being the Level 2 and 3 in Driving Goods Vehicles.
Where to find jobs in transport and logistics
If you think a job in transport and logistics might be for you, there are a few things you can do:
- Check out opportunities in your local area – many businesses advertise on social media or even put signs in their windows
- Call into local businesses to introduce yourself and leave your CV
- Get in touch with a Working Wales adviser for a chat about your future
- Check out the links below for opportunities and vacancies

Use our job bulletin to access hundreds of live vacancies across Wales.

Use our list of popular job websites to help your job search.

Look at the employers who are recruiting now. Start your job search here.

Discover employers who offer apprenticeships in transport and logistics including warehousing, driving and more.

Explore the different types of jobs you can do within transport and logistics, including what the jobs involve, wages, qualifications and skills required and more.
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Information for employers
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