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After school nanny available

By miela123
August 20, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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miela123

Posted August 20, 2015

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Posted August 20, 2015

I am looking for a job 5 days of the week as an after-school nanny of children who attend English school. I am available all day Monday and Tuesday and expect similar total of hours work during the holiday. Albeit based in SE6 London, Catford, I do not mind travelling for work, as long as it is at least 40 pounds job to justify the travel. I can do maths tutoring with the children, some light housework or cooking to make up the hours.

I love children and I am experienced, middle-aged woman with a maths degree, so I can help your children in improving their maths skills. I am originally from Bulgaria, 8 years in London where I worked as a teacher assistant in school, in Kumon and after-school nanny in private houses.

I am not driving

Please phone or text me on phone 07723583255, I am not checking e-mails regularly.

Mariela

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