How to evaluate nanny training? Evaluate a nanny training program on 5 things: who teaches it, whether students are graded, how the school handles student records, how deep the curriculum goes, and whether an outside body checked the curriculum (i.e. it’s...
Employment Nannies work independently and don’t have a human resource officer to help them understand and navigate their employment. Likewise, parents who hire nannies may not understand employment law either. To help bridge the gap, it’s important that nannies and...
“Have you ever considered doing a nanny share?” I was interviewing for a traditional nanny position when the mother brought up the question. She went on to explain: “We have a friend with a daughter just a few months older than our son. They live a few streets down...
The nanny job search has modernized with online job boards and social media networking. It’s easier and quicker to share a link with potential employers so they can learn about your childcare training, work experience, and professional associations using LinkedIn....
Finding a great nanny family is important and the first step is to have a strong resume that highlights your childcare experience and skills. Your nanny resume is not just a list of jobs, it should highlight your training and accomplishments. After all, a resume is a...
Job hunting is always stressful! Maybe you’ve been a nanny for a family for years, the children have grown up, and it’s time to find a new job. Or maybe this is the first time you’re looking for work as a Nanny. Either way, the first step can be daunting. Here are a...
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