Au Pair | Springs
Au Pair Extraordinaire
Johannesburg, Gauteng
Job description
Working Hours: c
School Holiday Hours: Same as above / Slightly Flexible A family is looking for an AU PAIR for their 2 children
Area: Springs
Children's Ages: 6 year old – Girl and 2 year old – Boy (Granny looks after him primarily - has cerebral palsy (very mild) needs to be taken to various therapy appointments during the week)
Working Hours: Monday - Thursday 14:00 - 17:00 and Friday 14:00 - 15:00
School Holiday Hours: Same as above / Slightly Flexible
Duties: Take to school in the mornings, collect from school, take to extra-murals, assist with and supervise homework, run general family errands, engaging in intellectually stimulating play & activities with child, prepare meals for your children, occasional babysitting and weekend work (by prior arrangement). c
Special Requirements: 21 years old +, Afrikaans speaking, must be an animal lover and non-smoker
School: Preschool near home (+- 10kms from home)
Start Date & Contract Term: September – 1 year contract (possibility of extension and renewal)
Salary: R8000pm (Gross, before deductions) + SARS rates per km (R4.95)
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
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