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Part-time after school care wanted


jemaolzo

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We live in Herne Hill / North Dulwich and have two daughters (ages 12 and 15). We are looking for someone to be in the house 2-3 afternoons per week - at least until Christmas (but potentially longer). Less of a 'childcare' position, we are looking for someone warm and friendly in the house when girls arrive home, who can make sure homework gets started and provide help as needed, cook / prepare dinner for the girls, ... Role important for us as both parents work full-time and want to make sure girls aren't on their own Monday to Friday. Recent 6th form graduates, university students looking for part-time work welcome to apply. Day's flexible at this stage and hours 330(ish) to 7pm. You will need references. Any questions - please ask! Thanks. Jen

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