2026 is set to be Stagecoach’s biggest year for vocational training, with up to 100 new driver apprentices joining every month
Current data reveals 73% of driver apprentices are over the age of 25
Stagecoach remains the only bus operator outside London to offer driver apprenticeships across England, providing a fully funded, Level 2 qualification
Stagecoach has announced a major new partnership with Global’s Make Some Noise, the official charity of Global, to change lives through community projects across the UK.
The new partnership will fund life-changing initiatives, helping people facing challenges such as mental health struggles, domestic abuse and financial hardship.
Experts agreed the transition to zero-emission buses requires a collaborative approach at all levels of government, prioritising investment in depot infrastructure, grid capacity and energy systems
The session explored ‘joined-up’ solutions to maximise large-scale decarbonisation across the transport sector
The event demonstrated how local electrification projects like the Nuneaton depot serve as essential models for national societal and environmental goals
2026 is set to be Stagecoach’s biggest year for vocational training, with up to 100 new driver apprentices joining every month
Current data reveals 73% of driver apprentices are over the age of 25
Stagecoach remains the only bus operator outside London to offer driver apprenticeships across England, providing a fully funded, Level 2 qualification
