Full-time – Bilingual Rota Nanny (live in)

Full-time Bilingual (English & Russian speaking) Rota Nanny required for G3 in Dubai, UAE & Turkey, Salary €250 – €330 per day. Live-in. Start ASAP.

A warm and welcoming family based in Dubai is seeking a caring bilingual Nanny to support the care and development of their 3-year-old daughter 

As a Nanny, you will be responsible for meeting the daily needs of the girl; providing a high standard of care, and ensuring she is reaching all age-appropriate milestones and development. You will be required to create & organise engaging play, games and activities to further her development, assist with organising the schedule and teach manners and etiquette.

The girl is growing up in a bilingual Russian-English environment, so she understands both languages well. She is very intelligent, loves music, dancing & drawing.

The ideal candidate will be a flexible, energetic, kind, professional and qualified Nanny who has experience working with children of this age in a private household, is confident having sole charge and is a great team player. 

This is a fully-staffed household and they are keen to find the right candidate who will be with them long-term. 

The working schedule will be Rota 2 weeks on / 2 weeks off, 10-12 hours a day. Flexibility is greatly appreciated.

This is a live-in position. The start will be on the yacht near Turkey or Greece. From September, the family will be based in Dubai, UAE. Full-board & private room will be provided in each location during working shifts, for non-working shifts, flights home will be provided.

Package:
Salary €250 – €330 NET per day
Rota schedule 2 weeks on/ 2 weeks off, 10-12 hours a day.
Live-in (private room provided during working shifts)
International travel
Visa & Travel expenses covered
Long-term contract

Requirements:
Exceptional Russian & English-speaking Nanny
Previous experience working with children of the same age
Energetic, friendly, fun, patient, flexible
Non-smoker
Available to start ASAP

Job ID Reference: 3091

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