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Dear Prospective New Family,


My name is Joanna. I am a responsible, capable and reliable person seeking a new full time nanny share role with my own three years old son.


I am fit, non-smoking, energetic and self-motivated person who really enjoys working with children.


I have a great deal of experience with NVQ level 5, a degree in education and also hold SENCO qualification and thus a great interest in children and their development.


I offer flexible rates for families.


I am very experiencd with Newborn and babies. I also have loads experience with children ages 2-15 years old.


Have worked in childcare for 15 years, first volunteering at local schools and nurseries, until I finished university. And I moved on and works full time in a nursery where I worked for three years. I then moved on too nannying have done so for the pass five years.



I have a first aid qualification and I hold a clean full uk driving license with my own car and also live locally.


Currently working with a family with two children plus my own. There have a 4year old and a 7 year old. Works very well and boys all are lovely.


Thank you and I hope you would consider me as a suitable candidate to take care of your children. I have loads of reference's on available on request.


I am ofsted registered.


I look forward to hearing from you,

You can private message me or either contact me on 07817753424.


Kind regards

Joanna.

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