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German tutor/Babysitter

By Jessie Frost
January 23, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Jessie Frost

Posted January 23, 2014

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Posted January 23, 2014

Hi!

I am a 20 year old british student offering German tuition and babysitting services in ED.

I speak fluent German and Swiss German after having spent 8 years of my childhood living in Zurich, Switzerland. I continued studying German when I returned to the UK aged 11 at GCSE and A Level, and am about to further my German studies to degree level.

I am the sister to a 9 year old, and have helped look after both her and her friends. I also have 6 months experience working as an AuPair in the south of France, which was a fantastic experience! I find that children warm to my bubbly personality and are comfortable around me, which is important to me - no one wants to be the evil babysitter!

I have experience in looking after children between the ages of 6 months to 9 years old and have enough nappy changing and bed time bribing experience to last me a life time!:)

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you feel that I'm the right person to help you with your German studies or child care on: 078 279 283 56 or [email protected]

Best wishes,

Jess x

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