Live-in / live-out au pair needed

By carine
August 21, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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carine

Posted August 21, 2015

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Posted August 21, 2015

Hello,

We are an Anglo-French family living in Peckham / East Dulwich. We have two boys, nearly 7 and nearly 3, and a newborn baby girl.

We are seeking an au pair live-in or live-out to join our family from early September. Must have a clean driving license. French speaker ideal.

We offer friendship, respect, support in making sure you get the most out of your stay in London, and your own room with satellite television and Wi-Fi. In return we ask that you take our eldest boy to school in the morning, pick him up after school (2-3 evenings per week), take him and his brother to after-school activities or the park if needed, cook the children's dinner, and above all bond and play with them. Ideally you would also be able to watch the baby for a couple hours once or twice per week.

We look forward to hearing from you! Please confirm that you hold a valid, clean driving license, tell us why you wish to be an au pair, and highlight any experience you have taking care of children.

Many thanks.

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