ROSEBUD NANNY AGENCY LTD
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About the Role
A family in Radlett is seeking a nanny for one boy of 2 years.
Job Details
- Days: Mon-Fri
- Hours: 34 hours
- Ages: B2
- Salary: £17-£19gph
The role is Monday to Friday. They require 34 hours per week - this is 2 days 9am-5pm (days TBC) and the other 3 days 12-6pm, starting by collecting him from nursery where he'll attend 3 mornings per week (the 2 full days he's home with you and you can go out to activities).
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Responsibilities
- Sole charge role, although parents often work from home.
- Collect the child from nursery and take him out for activities.
- Support with nanny duties and cooking family meals where possible.
Requirements
- No pets or SEN requirements.
- Ideal candidate will be outgoing and energetic to keep up with the child.
- This position will not suit a NWOC.
Start Date
This is to start ideally mid-August, and will be long term.


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Benefits
- Salary: £17-£19gph depending on your experience, which equates to £30k-£33.6k.
- Potential to provide an automatic duty car if you do not have a driver's license.
Activities
- They would love for you to take him out and about, i.e., swimming, soft play, zoo, groups - he is really active and loves being outdoors.
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