Au Pair post to start asap

By DanielaHA
June 18, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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DanielaHA

Posted June 18, 2015

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Posted June 18, 2015

My name is Daniela. I am 34 years old and searching for a job as Au Pair to start asap. I'm originally from Chile, but been living in Germany since 2009. I am a teacher for English and Spanish in Germany and in Chile. I speak Spanish (native), German (proficient) and English (fluent). I am in London to improve my English, since I need it to teach English in Germany. I have lots of experience in working with children. I worked 1 1/2 year in a private nursery in Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, and had worked as Au Pair for four families, two in Germany and two in England.

I am available to start working with a family asap.

If interested, please PM. I can provide excellent references.

Daniela

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