Nanny/Au Pair required

By Benandem
September 23, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Benandem

Posted September 23, 2017

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Posted September 23, 2017

We are looking for a live-out au pair or nanny for our two girls (2 and 6) from January 2018. Both will be at nursery/ school. Ideally the role would include drop off in the morning and then pick up from 3pm and looking after the girls until 6.45pm Monday to Thursday. However, we could look at applicants who would be interested in the afternoon care only between 3-6.45pm. We are looking for someone enthusiastic and passionate about children who wants to be a part of the family. General duties will be day-to-day - dinner, homework, play dates/clubs, baths etc. Good English, a clean uk drivers licence a must. Interested applicants, please private message me with your CV. Emily

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