7 driver jobs found in London

Part-time Nanny – Barnes, London SW13 – £20–£25 per hour Location: Barnes, London SW13 Children: Four children, aged 6, 8, 10 and 12 Core hours: Monday to Friday, 3.30pm–7.30pm, with the family open to paying for around 30 hours per week Salary: £20–£25 per hour Start: November, with the possibility of some settling-in days beforehand Experience: 2+ years A lovely family of four children is looking for a warm, reliable and proactive nanny to join them in Barnes from November. There is flexibility to start from 2pm if the nanny would like some additional hours for household organisation and preparation. Extra hours can also be topped up through weekly babysitting and/or occasional Saturdays. This is a shared-care role, with Mum around to help navigate the busy afternoons. Duties include School collections and taking the children to activities Helping with homework Preparing simple meals Keeping on top of the children's areas and...

Part-time Nanny – Epping, Essex – £20–£22 gross per hour Location: Epping, Essex (CM16) Hours: 1pm–6pm in term time and 9am–6pm in the school holidays Salary: £20–£22 gross per hour Start: December 2026 A family in Epping is looking for a sole-charge nanny for their two boys, aged 3 and 5. The day starts with a nursery pick-up at 1pm, followed by a school pick-up later in the afternoon, so a driver is needed. The role Sole charge of two boys aged 3 and 5 Nursery and school pick-ups Cooking for the children Encouraging reading every day and playing games Getting out and about in the school holidays, including outings with school friends and playdates Nanny duties only; the family has a cleaner. The family love the outdoors and the boys love to have fun. To apply, send your CV using the Apply button.

Part-time Nanny / Nanny-Housekeeper – Guildford, Surrey GU2 – £20 gross per hour – permanent, starting 5 January 2027 A professional family in Guildford is looking for an experienced nanny to join them three days a week and look after their three daughters, aged 9, 6 and 3. The eldest has ADHD, so some experience of supporting a child with ADHD would make you a particularly good fit. Location: Guildford, Surrey GU2 Days: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Hours: 7.45am to 5.45pm (30 hours a week) Pay: £20 gross per hour (roughly £31,200 a year) Start: 5 January 2027 Contract: permanent Driving: you must be a driver What the job involves All nursery duties for the girls School runs Washing for the whole family Light chores around the house Overseeing homework and helping with it Cooking healthy meals The job would suit a proactive nanny who is happy to roll up their sleeves and get things done. To apply, send your CV using the...

After-school Nanny – St Albans, moving to Harpenden – Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday – £20–£22 gross per hour – start ASAP A family who live in St Albans now, and plan to move to Harpenden a few months after you start, need an after-school nanny for their two children, aged 10 and 7. Both places will need to work for you. This is a long-term job, and you will be in sole charge, as the parents do not usually work from home. Location: St Albans, then Harpenden after the move Days: three fixed days: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Term-time hours: 2pm to 7pm. If you would like to do a morning school run as well, even on just one of the days, those hours can be added, but the afternoons are what the family really need School holidays: the 15-hour weekly base stays the same, though it may be arranged differently (for example two days from 9am to 4.30pm), or extra hours may be offered as overtime Pay: £20–£22 gross per hour depending on experience, which is...

Nanny, four days a week – Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire CM23 – £16 to £18 gross per hour – from March 2027 A family in Bishops Stortford are looking for a long-term nanny for four days a week, starting in March 2027. You will look after two girls who will be just one and just four when the job begins. The older girl will be at nursery or school, so there will be lots of time for local baby groups and activities with the youngest. Location: Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire CM23; the school is within walking distance Days and hours: Monday to Thursday, 9am to 5pm Start: March 2027 Pay: £16 to £18 gross per hour Duties: nanny duties only At home: one parent works from home in a separate office Pets: a small dog and a cat, neither needing any care from you Driving: you must drive and have your own car; parking is available Term: a long-term role To apply, send your CV using the Apply button.

After-school Nanny – Baldock, Hertfordshire – £25,000 gross per year – permanent, January start A family in Baldock needs an after-school nanny for their two children, aged 4 and 7. It is a permanent, sole-charge role, four days a week, with some house help built in. One parent works from home each day but leaves you to get on with things. Location: Baldock, Hertfordshire Days: Monday to Thursday Term-time hours: 1.30pm to 6pm (6.30pm on two of the days), 19 hours a week Private school holidays: 8am to 6pm on all four days, 40 hours a week Average: about 26.5 hours a week Salary: £25,000 gross per year Start: January; permanent Children: aged 4 and 7 The role Sole charge; a parent is at home working each day but does not get involved Ofsted registration is not required You must drive and have your own car for work use; the family may provide a duty car soon after you start, but they can't say when No pets Before the school...

Part-time Nanny – Haslemere, Surrey – £18–£20+ per hour gross Location: Haslemere, Surrey; live-out Children: Twin boys (seven months) and a three-year-old girl Hours: One to two days a week to start (Tuesday preferred); possibly three days a week from March/April 2027 Salary: £18–£20+ per hour gross, depending on experience Start: Late October / early November 2026 Pets: None A family in Haslemere are looking for a part-time Nanny for their three children. The role starts as shared care while Mum is on maternity leave, then moves to sole charge when she returns to work in March/April 2027. Twin experience is ideal, along with confidence with babies and a calm, organised approach. The eldest attends a nursery within walking distance; a nanny who drives would be helpful, especially on wet days. Parents may work from home or a local café. Duties All usual childcare duties, supporting the twins’ routines, weaning and developmental milestones...