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Rosa Rebelo

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Rosa Rebelo

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I have always been very passionate about children and I would love to work as a nanny and, hopefully, be involved with the educational and growing process of children. I have excellent cooking and baking skills, as well as everything involving housekeeping tasks and Arts & Crafts.

My previous work as a Librarian Teacher has given me knowledge about several areas that can be helpful when educating a child.

I have a Languages Degree and a Post-Graduation in Libraries.

I have excellent command of the English language and, in addition, I am fluent in Portuguese and French.


At the moment, I don't have any referees in the UK since I only arrived here two months ago. All my referees and their contacts are Portuguese. I have worked at the same Portuguese school for the last 20 years.I have excellent references from the School Principal (My scholol was: "Agrupamento de Escolas de Esmoriz - Ovar Norte" and I was the Libraries' Manager, as you can check at the website : http://c-pb49.wix.com/be-esmoriz-ovarnorte).

As a mother of twins I have full experience in working in a domestic environment and taking care of children.In addition, I have excellent cooking and housekeeping skills.

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