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Looking for a job as a nanny/childminder

By steff.gk
January 15, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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steff.gk

Posted January 15, 2016

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Posted January 15, 2016

I am a student and i am looking for a job few days in the week. I have been looking after 2 ,10 years old twins for 2 years already. However, they are already more independent. I was picking them from school, cooking for them, taking them to their duties (guitar and piano lessons,swimming pool, football, art and tennis),playing with them, helping with homework and waiting with them in their home for their parents to come back from work.

I am a good and calm person who loves children, therefore i think this is the most suitable job for me as i am also studying.You can contact me on 07723848402.

Reference on request.

Thank you for your time.

Stefani

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