2543 days ago

Child carer wanted

Gill from St Albans

Hi there

We are looking for a child carer for our lovely 5 year old son to work Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in 2 shifts - shift 1 from 7.30-9am to include taking him to school which is literally over the road from our house and shift 2 from 3-5pm which includes collection from school and looking after him until I get home from work.

Someone who speaks English as their first language please and we would like someone who will commit for a reasonable amount of time to ensure consistency with our son.

Duty would also include light housework too.

To start at the end of January 2019.

Please contact Gill on 021801605 if interested.

Good rate of pay.

Thank you.

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