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WHAT NANNIES WANT TO KNOW
We seek
the highest quality individuals with a wide range of attributes.
Our candidates come to us with the following types of child-care experiences:
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Live-in nanny
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Day-care
worker
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Governess
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Camp Counselor
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Recreation
Programs |
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Live-out
nanny
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Teacher/assistant
teacher
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Church
nursery worker
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Extensive
Babysitting
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Raised
own children |
Additionally,
we look for nannies who are well rounded and have interests in:
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Music
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Drama
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Foreign Language
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Volunteer
Work
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Child
Education |
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Sports
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Art
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Cooking
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Traveling
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Childhood
development |
Our
nannies will also meet the following criteria:
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Minimum
age - 18
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High
school graduate (or equivalent)
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College
educated (preferred)
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Can
legally accept employment in U.S.
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Driver
(preferred)
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Non-smoker
(preferred)
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One-year
minimum commitment (depending upon contract) |
NANNIES RESPONSIBILITIES
The
nanny's primary responsibility is childcare. Some specific tasks
may include:
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Helping
with homework
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Outings,
field trips, creative activities
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Reading
to children
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Arranging
play-dates
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Supervising
indoor and outdoor play
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Newborn
care
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Meal
preparation for children
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Dressing
children
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Organizing
children's rooms and play areas
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Driving
to school and after school activities
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Doctors
visits
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Full
charge of children's schedules
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Traveling
with family |
SALARY
AND BENEFITS
A typical nanny can earn between $500 - $900 per week (commensurate
with experience, education and other qualifications)
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Free
Room and Board
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Two
weeks paid vacation
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Paid
Holidays
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Medical
Benefits (available with most positions)
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Use
of a Car (available with most positions)
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Travel
opportunities (domestic & international)
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Work
agreement - detailing specific details of job responsibilities,
salary & benefits)
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