Looking for a full time job as a nanny from September 2017

By Elenamorand21
May 4, 2017 in Property

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Elenamorand21

Posted May 4, 2017

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Posted May 4, 2017

Hi my name is MORAND Elena, I'm 20 years old.

French and italien ( speak both languages)

Very good level in English, due to the fact that I have family in London (aunt-cousins)and as well because I'm linving in London since two years now ( currently living in east dulwich south east London )

From September I'm looking for a full time job as a nanny , I have a lot of experience in baby-sitting, nanny job for my young age.

I always have good and natural confidence in doing that job and I have great feeling with childrens.

I worked with children between the age of 8 month to 13 years old, I had regular families that I worked for in France.

Being half italien is a good plus for cooking..

I'm a active and sportive personne,so doing activities with the children is a real pleasure for me.

I'd like to get a full time job as nanny to save money for studies and get my drive licence.

If you need any more informations please ask !!

My number : 07706953390

Email: [email protected]

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