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2666 days ago

Babysitter/nanny.

Kate from Fairfield

Hi Neighbours,

I am a student looking for nannying work over the summer holidays. I am currently studying at Massey University in Wellington and will be in Hamilton for my holidays.

I have previous experience babysitting through casual neighbourhood work, as well as looking after my younger cousins and siblings. This experience ranges in ages from 4-12. I have my full drivers licence as well as access to a car.

I am available to start work after my exams finish early November 2018 until I return to university late February 2019. I am flexible to any hours and free to work more over the school holidays.

Feel free to send me a message on Neighbourly, andersonkate644@gmail.com, or 0274537997 if you are interested and I can send through my CV and references.

Thanks!

Kate.

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