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Dear families,


My name is Alena and I am currently looking for a

full time, live out, sole charge nanny position

starting on or around end of August-beginning of September..


My current position based in Morden is

significantly reducing in hours and therefor no

longer suitable for me at this time.


However I am looking forward to my next nannying

adventure with a new family.


A little about myself.

I am 29 years old. I am originally from Czech and

have a good level of English.


I hold a Child Protection certificate, Paediatric

1st Aid, Basic Food Hygiene, Child Development

Level 3 amongst a few other courses.

I also have an up to date clean DBS check as well

as a full clean international driving license, all

of which I am happy to show during the interview

stage.


My experience includes 5 years as a sole charge

Nanny. I have worked as a nanny share, caring for

twins and caring for a new born baby.


As a nanny I thoroughly enjoy what I do. Some of

my favourite things are arts and crafts, daily

outings to parks, playgroups, Libraries and play

dates. Reading to children and just having lots of

fun where possible.


I see myself as firm but fair and make it my duty

to see that the children in my care are happy and

loved as well as safe and secure.


I do all of the usual nursery duties. I am happy

to stay late and do overtime.


Please feel free to email me on

[email protected]

Or call on 07846703567.


Thank you

Alena

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