2 jobs found in richmond

Job Type Afterschool Nanny Location London, Richmond Salary £13 to £14 per Hour (negotiable depending on experience) Experience 2 years Languages Italian Education 1 year Working Days Monday - Friday Working Hours 16:00 - 19:00 A family in Richmond, London is looking for an Italian speaking Afterschool Live Out Nanny to look after their lovely school-aged child. The ideal candidate must be someone warm and caring but also able to be firm when necessary. The working hours for this job would be Monday to Friday, approximately 15 hours per week, additional hours during school holidays. A valid first aid qualification is needed for this position. The responsibilities of the Afterschool Nanny will be picking the child up from school, taking the child to afterschool activities, preparing healthy snacks for the child, taking the child to parks and playground, assisting the child with homework, and helping with bath and bedtime routine. Speaking Italian to the child is needed to improve the child's understanding and communication skills using the language. The family would need someone to start as soon as possible.

Job Type Afterschool Nanny Location London, Richmond Salary £12 to £14 per Hour (negotiable depending on experience) Experience 2 years Languages Dutch, English SL, German Education 1 year Working Days Monday - Thursday Working Hours 14:00 - 18:30 A family in Richmond, London is looking for a German-speaking Afterschool Nanny to look after their two school-aged children and baby. The Nanny will work for 4 days a week. The family has a preference for a German speaker, but they are also open for Dutch speakers. A valid first aid qualification is needed for this position. The duties for this position will include meal preparation, washing and dressing them, helping with homework, doing after school activities with the children, preparing recreational activities that will boost the children’s physical and mental development, messy play with the children, maintaining a clean and tidy environment for the children, doing arts and crafts, taking them to parks and playgrounds, preparing bottles of milk for the baby, assisting with feeding, diapering, preparing bottles, cleaning up for the baby, feeding the children and helping with the bedtime routine. The family would like someone to start as soon as possible.