Experienced, qualified, Ofsted registered and oh so fun! Nanny looking for extra babysitting

By Charchar3
November 10, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Charchar3

Posted November 10, 2015

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Posted November 10, 2015

Hi mums and dads

I'm a local nanny currently working with a 2 and 5 year old after a few extra hours in the evenings or at weekends

I'm Ofsted registered, therefore have a up to date Paediatric First Aid certificate, CRB and nanny insurance

Experience:

-5 years a Nanny

-From 5 months- 12 year olds

Qualifications:

-I'm in my final year of my BA Childhood Studies degree

-Foundation degree in Early Years

-BTEC diploma in Care

I drive, so I'm happy to travel or stay late

And charge ?10 an hour

Feel free to send me an email

[email protected]

I look forward to hearing you

Thank you!

Charlene

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