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Available - German/Polish Montessori qualified nanny with over 12 years of experience

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I?m a Montessori Early Years Level 4 qualified nanny (trilingual, speaking German, Polish and English perfectly) with over 12 years of experience, with strong experience with under 2?s - I have excellent knowledge of child development in this age group! I am gentle, loving and calm by nature, have excellent references and am a confident driver too.


I?m looking for a position of around 20 hours over 2-3 days a week. Available from mid January.


No nanny shares please.

RThomas

RThomas

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we are looking for an after school nanny for Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays(although there is possibly some flexibility in this, roughly 14 -18 hrs a week)? for our 7 year old and 12 year old daughters.? Ideally during school holidays to also be able to provide additional hours if possible during the day.? The role would involve collecting the 7 year old from school and providing? fun? and creative activities after school, sometimes dropping and collecting the children from after school clubs and being a confident cook, providing nutritional meals for the children, with some cleaning/tidying up afterwards...

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