Nanny for immediately start

  • Posted 4 years ago
  • Job Type Nanny
  • Location Gloucester, Gloucestershire
  • Salary 40000 to 45000 per Year (negotiable depending on experience)
  • Experience 2 years
  • Languages English MT
  • Education 1 year
  • Driver Yes
  • Working Days Monday - Friday
  • Working Hours 07:00 - 19:00
  • Industry Childcare and Education
  • Consultant Live Out Nanny Department
  • Position ID JA4DA1804

A family in Gloucester, Gloucestershire is looking to hire a full time live out nanny to help them in looking after their baby, lovely toddler and charming school aged child. The ideal candidate will have experience working with multiple children at the same time, should also be fluent in English and able to assist children with their homework. All general nanny duties are required in this role. The family hires a cleaner so no deep cleaning is required in this position. Someone pet friendly is essential since the family owns a dog and a cat. The family is also looking for someone who is comfortable travelling since they would be spending the vacation out of the country. A confident driver who has a full driving license is also required.

A valid first aid qualification is needed for this position.

Working hours: Monday to Friday, 7 am to 7 pm

Duties include:

  • changing nappies and helping with potty/toilet training,
  • teaching general life skills, such as basic hygiene and manners,
  • creating activities and playdates,
  • preparing and administering healthy food for the little child,
  • preparing and assisting with bath time and bedtime,
  • cleaning and washing up after child's meals,
  • and reporting every activity and issue to the parents.

This family based in the Gloucestershire area is looking to hire in Summertime.

To learn more about this Nanny for immediately start role, please apply and a consultant will contact you with more information.

Job Type: Full Time, Permanent

Salary: up to 45,000 per year

Location: Gloucestershire

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