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AUPAIR NANNY DRIVER NEEDED SOON
We are looking for an experienced and loving nanny with a genuine love for babies and young children to look after a 2YEARS OLD BABY Boy. You will be required and expected to work for approximately 40 hours per week for 8 hours. daily from Monday to Friday
SALARY/WAGES ARE BELOW:
AU PAIR/NANNY: $3,700 Monthly (weekly allowance $220)
DRIVER: $3,700 Monthly (weekly allowance $220)
CHEF: $3,500 Monthly (weekly allowance $200)
HOUSE SITTER/HOUSE KEEPER: $3,700 Monthly (weekly allowance $200)
CAREGIVER/COOK/NURSING : $3,500 Monthly (weekly allowance $200)
SECURITY/GARDENER : $4,000 Monthly (weekly allowance $350)
ACCOMMODATION:
You shall have a big room, huge, and has a double bed, with sitting area and TV/DVD/Video/Hifi. There is also a wireless broadband internet in the house!!Do well to send us your references or resume, and we would get in touch with them.We shall discuss travel arrangements in due course of which I would be of generous assistance to you.
Interested applicant should get back to me with their resumes/CV
[email protected]
We sincerely look forward to hear FROM you.
Best Wishes.
Maria Family
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