Native French speaking- Nanny available

By Frenchnanny2
December 5, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Frenchnanny2

Posted December 5, 2015

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Posted December 5, 2015

Hi Mummies and daddies,

Nanny, native French 27 friendly patient energetic organised and down to earth person

I love and care for childrens enjoy spending time with them while providing a safe and stimulating environment looking after children comes quiete naturally to me.

I take delight in working with children and i am really passionate about childcare.

Why not introduce your little one to French language!!

I have ample experience working with childrens. For over 3 years I worked with 3 families with kids age from newborn to 6 years old, I m flexible, proactive and responsible worker when dealing with families with highly complex issues and needs.

I have never had any issues fitting in families I have joined with in the past and have always been highly praised for my work.

I'm ofsted registered

CRB checked

Hold a paediatric 1st aid

Level 3 childcare course

French bachelor degree in Psychology

Available from JANUARY 2016 I'm currently looking for full days position TUESDAYS/THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS only

Do not hesitate to contact me for more infos at [email protected]

All the best

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