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Experienced Nanny Looking for Summer Work

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Hello!


I am currently looking for a temporary childcare role for June and July, as I am returning to London for the summer after spending the last six months in New York where I have been working as a part-time nanny and researcher.


I have both a solid background in?and passion for?childcare: I nannied and tutored through both my bachelor?s and master?s degrees in order to put myself through university. I found that this was the ideal role at the time because I love working with children and it allowed me the opportunity to work as an after-school nanny/tutor whilst attending university.


I have a genuine strength and passion for this type of work, I have stellar recommendations from past families and would be more than happy to put you in contact with them, and I can also provide you with my full DBS check.


Thank you in advance for the consideration, please do let me know if I can provide any other information.


Thank you!

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