Looking for: Full-time, Live-in, Au Pair
Hello. My name is Ashleigh. I am currently living in the ACT but looking at moving to other parts of Australia.
I am currently 18 but I have been the mother role in my family for the past 3 years after my mum passed away suddenly. I have always been told that I am very mature for my age.
I have complete most of my Certificate 3 in childcare and and many other certificates specialising in disability.
I have a passion for working with kids and seeing them grow in to people who will one day change the world. I have worked as a babysitter for nearly 5 year now and for 3 years it was every afternoon from school pick up. I have worked as a carer for 2 girls with serve Autism, assisting with reading and routine. I am currently working with 2 kids aged 7 and 11, 2 afternoons a week.
I have my P's, first aid certificate(specialising in children), working with Vulnerable peoples card(ACT), certificate 1 and 2 in hospitality, certificate 2 in community services, certificate 2 in …
Looking for: Full-time, Part-time, Casual Babysitting, Live-in, Au Pair
Hi, i'm Raquel,
I'am a spanish girld and i'am studying my last year in the university of Sydney. I have an aid first course and i 've experience in pediatric area. I'm a full time student available to babysitter and i enjoy working with children and i find it to be an extremely regarding experience. I'm cheerful, patient, punctual and funny girl. I would love to work as a nanny from mid of july to mid September. I am multi-skilled and happy to teach your children, and help with homework as well during the time I spend with them. I am also happy to tidy up after them and cook for them. I am myself very respectful to your home and house rules while I am working
Sincerely
Raquel Sacristan Perez
Au Pairs
An Au Pair is somebody who are contracted by yourself to look after your children in exchange for board, main meals and a pocket money allowance for a minimum of three months. They are not expected to work seven days a week, but between 10-40 hours per week. Whether you agree on a part-time or full-time basis, they have the right to have days off.
In comparison, a babysitter is a casual worker whose hours and times will vary from week to week – and a nanny is someone who will look after your children and you have the option of having them living with you or separately, and can provide household cleaning services if previously arranged.
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