Sole Charge Nanny Wanted

By squish
July 15, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted July 15, 2015

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Posted July 15, 2015

We live in East Dulwich and have 3 children. We have two girls (age 3 and nearly 5) and an 8 year old boy (the latter two are at school). We are looking for nanny who can be firm (but loving) with our children and require a nanny to work 50 hours a week with some overtime.

We ideally want somebody to start in September.

You must:

(1) have English as a first language

(2) experienced (preferably 10 years plus) with appropriate qualifications

(3) flexible (our jobs mean overtime will be required at short notice)

(4) OFSTED registered (or at least CRB checked/capable of obtaining a registration).

(5) a good driver with a clean licence

(6) reliable and committed.

(7) non-smoker

(8) be willing to accompany the family abroad on holiday once a year

(9) basic word and excel an advantage

You will also need lots of energy as we have a busy household with 3 children.

If you are interested please contact me

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