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Hi!


We are looking for an experienced live out or live in (separate studio flat) nanny to work 44+ hours per week looking after our G4 (at school), B2 and G10 months. Start date would be late Jan/Feb but could be earlier. We live in Dulwich Village. If you are interested please get in contact!


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  • 2 weeks later...

Dear Sir/Madam,


I am writing to apply for your advertisement on EDF.


Recently, I worked as teaching assistant at Launcelot School. At my placement, I realised that I would like to continue working with kids and want to become a nanny for a warm and welcoming family. I am currently with little ones? nanny agency and I?m looking to start work as soon as possible.


I am a reliable and responsible young adult that feels confident in looking after children of all ages. With two dogs at home and a family of 5 brothers and sisters, I?m used to various chores and responsibilities to keep the house running smoothly. I can be trusted to work alone and I?m happy to work alongside yourself to become part of a team.


I have a first aid certificate and a DBS check. If you?d like a copy of my CV and any child care references or further general information, please feel free to contact me via e-mail : [email protected]


I very much look forward to hearing back from you and I?m available at any time of your convenience for a phone or face-to-face interview.


Many thanks,

Devon Wright

I was wondering if I could help you find a lovely nanny. I work for an agency expanding in to South London called Kids deserve the best. Here is a link to our website, [www.kidsdeservethebest.co.uk]

We would love to see how we can help you. Please do email me [email protected]

  • 3 weeks later...

Hey!


My name is Yasmine and I am an OFSTED approved experienced nanny, based in Southwark.


I am currently offering my nanny services for families seeking childcare. I am enhanced DBS checked and First Aid trained. Due to my experience as a family nanny I can provide excellent references. Im very interested in the current position you are offering.


looking forward to hearing from you.


Yasmine

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