19+ years experienced nanny seeking a part time position

By red roses
February 6, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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red roses

Posted February 6, 2018

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Posted February 6, 2018

Hello parents,

My name is Celena and I have just over 19 years experience in the childcare field. I am currently in a 3 day temp position, with a beautiful 11 month old,which shall finish by the end of March.

Therefore I am seeking a new live out, sole charge,2 day nanny role, preferably Monday and Tuesday, after school roles considered aswell.

My experience ranges from children of 8 weeks old up to 11 years of age. This includes caring for children in nurseries in my earlier years, as well as two sets of triplets, and most recently nanny shares.

I have an NVQ level 2 in early years care and education,I am CRB checked and will be refreshing my DBS shortly,I am a driver with a full UK driving license, with no endorsements and I have an up to date pediatric first aid.

If interested further please send me a message,I look forward to hearing from you all.

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