Au Pair / Nanny Job In Beaconsfield, Australia For British Family

Cobham Family Profile

Date Registered: 28 Oct 2007 Last Modified: 28 Oct 2007 Last Signed In: 28 Oct 2007

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An Au pair/Nanny Job for an British family living in Beaconsfield, Australia we currently have 2 children aged between 11 and 15 years old we are looking for an Au Pair from Any Country that can speak fluent English and is willing to stay with us for a minimum of 6 month(s)

Contact Information For This Family

Name:	Ana and stephen Cobham
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City:	Beaconsfield
Region:	Victoria
Country:	Australia
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Family Information And Preferences

Nationality:	British
Live In:	Small Town
Number Of Children:	2
Children Ages:	11 - 15 Years Old
Single Parent:	No
We Are Non-smoking:	Yes
Disabled Children:	No
We Have Had An Au Pair Before:	Yes
Seeking Au Pair From:	Any Country
Au Pair Nationality:	East European, European, Filipino
Au Pair Must Speak:	English
Au Pairs Gender:	Female
Earliest Date To Start:	10 January 2008
Latest Date To Start:	1 February 2008
Be Required To Work For:	6 - 12 Months
Au Pairs Age:	18 - 28 Years
Au Pair Must Be Non-smoker:	Yes
Au Pair Will Be Required To Do House Work:	Yes

What We Expect From Our Au Pair:

To be friendly, honest, hardworking, and responsible.

Family Description:

My husband and I are 47 years old. We have 2 boys aged 15 and 11 and a puppy Yorkshire Terrier named Max. We are from South America but have been living in England for over 4 years now. We speak both English and Spanish at home.

Au Pair Letter:

The 2 main reasons for having an au pair for us are to be at home overlooking the boys after school and in the evening if we are not at home and to help with light cleaning tasks in the house. We are used to having au pairs at home ,so are our children. We consider an au pair as part of the family,with responsabilities in the house but also allowing for free time for English studies or other activities.