Experienced nanny looking for a full time live out position.

By Louise.b88
July 13, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Louise.b88

Posted July 13, 2015

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Posted July 13, 2015

My name is Louise and I'm 26 years old. I'm a very friendly, responsible and creative person and love caring for children of all ages.

I have been living in London for 2 years, but I'm originally from Durham.

I am currently working as a full-time nanny for a 3yr old boy, and have been working for this family since March 2014. In September he will be attending nursery, which unfortunately means I am no longer required, therefore I am looking for a new full time job.

I have over 3 years experience in childcare, as well as being a qualified level 3 teaching assistant.

I have also worked as a nanny/housekeeper in Australia for two separate families where I looked after children aged between 9m and 3.5y.

I am looking for a full-time 4 or 5 day position around the Dulwich/Herne Hill/Camberwell area to start 1st September.

If you have any further questions or would like to see my CV, please get in touch.

Many thanks,

Louise

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