Nanny/babysitter

By HelenCR
December 21, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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HelenCR

Posted December 21, 2016

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Posted December 21, 2016

Hello,

I am a female, 19-year-old student home from Oxford for the Christmas break and looking for childcare opportunities to help my fundraising for a volunteer project I'm leading in the summer helping disadvantaged communities in Peru.

I have 5 years babysitting experience in the Dulwich and Herne Hill area, and during my gap year was a year 3 teaching assistant, maths tutor for a 7-year-old boy and nanny for two girls aged 11 and 12.

I am available throughout January and am able to do school drop-off and pick-up, homework help, music practise supervision, as well as cooking evening meals and general housekeeping. This can be on a regular or irregular basis to suit your needs. I would describe myself as chatty and personable, willing to get stuck in and I love spending time with children.

I have first aid, DBS check and can provide a CV and references upon request. Please email [email protected] or reply to this post and I shall be in touch. I am willing to meet before starting to ensure you are comfortable.

I look forward to hearing from you.

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