OFSTED registered nanny looking for a morning position

By bbeata
November 20, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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bbeata

Posted November 20, 2015

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Posted November 20, 2015

Hi,

I'm a Brockley based OFSTED registered nanny originally from Hungary who works and lives in the area for four years now. I'm in search for a morning position approximately 10 hours per week but it can be less or more. I'm available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday mornings till 3 as I Currently I work for a local family as an after school nanny doing pick ups at Haberdasher Free School. I also have a Wednesday full time family in Telegraph hill area.

I have a wide range of experience with children aged from 1 month to 7 years old, including twins and larger families. I offer a calm, structured approach, while taking advantage of many activities for children that the area has to offer, and enjoy working with children of all ages.

Please if you are interested drop me a line: [email protected] or PM me

CV and references are avaiable on request

Kind regards

Bea

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