A active, fun, close knit family with five delightful children aged 7 though to 12 require a fantastic Nanny/ Governess to join them aboard their motor yacht “Itinero ergo sum” while they travel around the world from March 01 to December 22 2010.
Some of the amazing counties you will visit will be; Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, India, Oman, UAE, Yemen, Egypt, Jordon, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Vanuatu, Samoa, Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Fiji, Gallipolis Islands, Peru, Turkey, Tunisia, Morocco, Venezuela, USA, Cayman Islands and Bahamas.
My clients is seeking a Nanny with the following skills and characteristics
- Teaching degree or formal Nanny qualification
- 5+ years experience with children
- Police check & Blue card/ working with children check
- First aid certificate
- In good health & a competent swimmer
- Able to speak another language is highly desired
- Able to play a musical instrument particularly the piano or violin would be high desired
- Kind, friendly, energetic, down to earth, sociable and courteous
- Christian values
- Non-smoker
Duties of the position
- Supervising and assisting with the children’s schooling
- Creative games and learning activities with the children
- Discipline of the children
- Some meals with the children
- Assisting in any areas of the yacht when required such as cleaning and meal preparations
Remuneration
Full board, $3,500 a month, private room with ensuite, double bed, computer, phone and television in addition to the use of their yachts facilities which include gym, sauna, spa and various other conveniences spread across four decks.
There will be long hours some days, consecutive days at seas and ten months away from family and friends however every day will be different, you will get chance to visit exciting cities and experience amazing cultures, if you have a sense of adventure and up for the challenge please forward you résumé on to Alice Bonfield ensuring to include all skills and abilities that would make you the families ideal ‘Mary Poppins’ at sea
