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To whom it may concern,


My availability is Monday, Tuesday, Friday am and pm

Wednesday 1:30pm onwards

Thursday 2:30pm onwards


Saturday and Sunday pm.



This said:


I have been looking after 2 girls aged 7 and 5 from February 2013 - present.


I'm looking for a new part time position as mum has had a new baby and needs extra hours support which I cannot fulfil at this current time, due to studying my Level three Childcare.



My name is Vanessa Benson, I am aged 20, qualified for the children?s and young peoples workforce, possessing Level two, currently studying Level Three. I'm CRB checked, First aid. I possess general knowledge in caring for children due to regular childcare with my family and friends lasting continuously. I would love the opportunity to take care of your child/children as I thoroughly enjoy the work I do and what I get back from each little personality. I am a happy, bubbly, responsible individual, If this sounds of any interest please contact me via P.M and we will take it from there.

I look forward to your reply

Thank you

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