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BUS DRIVE INTERNS fully qualified bus driver, the District may hire Bus Driver Interns who shall endeavor to obtain all required licenses and certificates to serve as bus drivers. Bus Driver Interns shall perform the duties of the position of Van Driver/Utility Worker I while completing their licensure. The District shall pay for all required tests and license costs. The District would allow release time or pay the unit member’s hourly pay rate if testing work is required outside of the duty day. Interns shall coordinate their training and testing with the District, provide advance notice of requested release times, and endeavor to obtain the required license within six (6) months of their hire date. Upon successful completion and presentation of a lawful and valid bus driver’s license and certificate, such employees shall be employed as Bus Driver/Utility Worker. If an Intern becomes a Bus Driver/Utility Worker, the District shall not be obligated to fill the vacated intern position.
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