Looking for nannying/babysitting job ASAP.

By rachel.wooster
March 1, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rachel.wooster

Posted March 1, 2017

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Posted March 1, 2017

Hello, my name is Rachel and I am a qualified practitioner looking to commit to a family as a nanny, preferably on a part time basis but can be optional with full time. I am energetic, nurturing, patient and organised, and i am looking for a family i can commit to long term.

I have a Level 2 certificate for the children and young peoples service, Level 3 Diploma in EYE (Early Years Educator), Up-to-date First Aid certificate, Level 3 Safeguarding, Health and Safety Level 1 and an up to date DBS (all certificates available upon request.)

I have 3 and 1/2 years experience working with children ages 3months-5 years from working at Nelly's Nursery in Dulwich, and i live locally in East Dulwich myself.

Please do message if interested or if you wish to see my CV.

Thank you.

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