Part time or full time nanny available

By Iesha
July 26, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Iesha

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

I am a reliable, flexible, enthusiastic, honest, and well organised person. I believe I can bring added value to any working position and can adapt well to various working environments. I have a positive attitude towards work and I am more than capable of working on my own initiative or as part of a team. Above all I am a confident, self motivated and competent worker who offers commitment and dedication to the job at hand.

To sum everything up I have 6 years experience working with children and young people as a nanny as well as in a nursery setting.

I have experience working as a qualified practitioner and have full knowledge and understanding on the EYFS. :)

My Experience

I have been in childcare for approximately 6 years.

I have worked in outstanding nursery settings as a qualified nursery practitioner.

I also have previous experience of being a nanny.

I am first aid qualified .

I also have a full UK drivers license as well as my own car .

I am minimum 10ph NET .

Feel free to contact me at:

[email protected]

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