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Looking for a Part time Nanny- Streatham


poppyr

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Hello,


We are looking for a part time nanny for our one year old son from mid September Mon- Weds - c.8am - 6pm.


We are based in Streatham, between Streatham and Streatham Common station.


Please let me know if you are interested of have any recommendations.


Many thanks.

Hello, I am a married Brazilian woman 42 years old been living in the UK since 2010, I have a beautiful child of 10 years and I live in the area of East Dulwich


I am looking for some work nanny, I've had a lot of experience in that field working in the USA for 5 years ( 2001 to 2006) and 4 years in UK I can provide references from where I worked, I also worked with all sorts of disabled children and I have the experience to reach all the standards required. A


I have also First Aid Training completed in January 2013 and Life Guard Diploma completed in 2005.Criminal records certificate done in July 2012. Basically I have all the great qualities for a exceptional nanny, I am kind, polite, very intelligent and I have a lot to offer if I become your nanny. Because of my own child's need I am only available to work from 7:30am but not later than 7pm Monday to Friday.


if you are interested please send me an email and I will get back to you as soon as possible.


P.S. I am also a qualified teacher back in Brazil and worked as such from (1992 till 2001) then from 2006 till 2010).


I speak English, Spanish and Portuguese


I look forward to hearing from you soon


Kind Regards



Bete


My References


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