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Hello?!


My name is Daniel, I am16 years old and?I am from France, I arrived in London in September last year.


I am looking for a job for the holidays and week-ends to earn some pocket money and gain experience.


I Can help tidying up, cleaning up your car or house, shoveling and helping with gardening or dog walking.


I can be useful as well as a kitchen porter in a restaurant or caf?.


I am hardworking and motivated.


I have experience in helping my mum at home and with the car, as well as some simple cooking.


I love animals, I have a cat and would love to look after your pet if needed.


You Can contact me by email or by phone.


07396289755

[email protected]



Thank you very much.

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