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Are you looking for extra help or staff cover over Easter half-term?

By Lizzym
March 15, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Lizzym

Posted March 15, 2016

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Posted March 15, 2016

Do you need an extra pair of hands to help run your home, look after the kids or business over the school Easter school holidays?

If so, I could be your right-hand person.

I'm a college teacher looking for some extra work over the Easter half term (25th March-11th April). I have an enhanced CRB certificate and experience working with children and young people and also in a shop, office, pub and restaurant.

Any job within reason will be considered. If I can help you and you can pay, then please do get in touch.

Thanks, Lizzy

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