Job Description

Working hours:

Monday - Friday 07:00 - 08:00 & 13:00 - 17:00

School holiday hours:

Same as above / Slightly Flexible


A family is looking for an AU PAIR for their 4 children (The family does have 2 nannies at home that will assist with childcare)

Area:

Fourways

Children's Ages:

15, 11 and 6 years old (Attends speech therapy for a minor stutter that occurs when she gets nervous) - All Girls and 2 year old - Boy

Working hours:

Monday - Friday 07:00 - 08:00 & 13:00 - 17:00

School holiday hours:

Same as above / Slightly Flexible

Duties:

The role includes dropping and collecting the kids from school, taking them to extra mural activities both at school and outside of school, and assisting with homework. The au pair will need to check that the children are prepared for the next day's school activities and that their outfits and bags are ready. They will also revise the speech therapy activities from 6 year old sessions, co-ordinate the kids' diaries, report on the kids' progress, and assist in buying anything that the kids might require.The family does have 2 nannies at home that will assist with the children in the afternoons.

Special Requirements:

Someone flexible. 25 to 35 years of age (or just someone responsible, compassionate and reliable)

Start Date and contract term:

ASAP - permanent contract

Salary:

R12 500pm (Gross, before deductions)



All Au Pair Extraordinaire applicants must fill the following requirements:

Must have at least 12 consecutive months of formal child caring experience, excluding work done for friends and family. This experience must be within the last 2 years.

Must have their own, reliable car and at least 18 months driving experience.

Must have at least 2 contactable childcare references.

Must have a clear criminal record

Must have a passion for children

Must have Matric

Must have a South African ID document.



FRAUDULENT CV'S ARE PUNISHABLE BY LAW. ALL REFERENCES ARE CHECKED AND FAKE REFERENCES WILL BE UNCOVERED


For more information please contact:

Simone Crouch