After School help needed in W Dulwich/Herne Hill

By dewells9
December 18, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted December 18, 2017

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Posted December 18, 2017

We need a part time child minder to pick up our 6-year-old son from school in West Dulwich twice a week, bring him to our house in Herne Hill, and entertain him until we return home. Actual caregiving time would be only 2-2.5 hours (3:30-5:30 or 6), but we can pay for three to include travel time. We'd prefer to choose from Mon, Wed or Thu. We may consider an older student (16+)with previous childcare experience; Norwegian or Spanish-speaking a bonus.

Please reply by January 1 with personal details, including experience and references.

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