Serge, cherche une nounou - 1256 Troinex pour le 15 septembre 2017

We are a French speaking family of Geneva (parents speak French and English), Switzerland with human values and a stable home environment. We have 2 lovely and well behaved children, a girl of 10, a boy of 8 and an adorable baby of 4 months old. The children enjoy different activities including playing tennis and the piano, swimming and skiing.

We are looking for a full time Nanny:
• 20-35 years old, with experience or qualified Childcare professional. Would definitely consider newly qualified nannies and those wanting to move from caring for children in a nursery setting.
• Caring and careful, flexible, positive, responsible, conscientious and polite
• Non smoker
• Swiss/European or valid work permit (compulsory)
• With driving licence (compulsory) and checkable references

To help us with the following:
• Full care of our smiling baby boy with nursery duties
• School collections, homework and afterschool activities of the 2 children
• Light housework only
• Cooking children a meal
• Travel with us during school holidays (usually 1 week in winter/2 weeks in summer), as well as some long week-ends.

What we offer :
• The nanny will be provided with a room and a bathroom in a separate house (5 minutes walk from our home, we pay the rent) and healthy meals taken with us.
• Full-time work contract (45 hours/week). Looking for someone to stay long term and support the children as they grow up.
• The position is sole charge. General housework is already taken in charge.
• Working hours : approx. 11 hours a day on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday with max 2 evenings babysitting. Wednesday is free. We are flexible and well organized.
• Salary : based on the market
• Start in September or October. Before signing up the contract we may ask for a trial period (during a week-end, we will pay all transport).

If interested please apply with your CV with photo and short covering note.
We will only consider applicants with relevant experience and good references