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Nounou pour un enfant — Bonabéri, Douala
CDI17 days ago
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Job Description
Douala
CDI
35 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Looking for a nanny for Bonabéri Mabanda, at the Wamba level (Douala).
[CONDITIONS]
- Working hours: 6 hours per day
- Salary: 35,000 FCFA
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Six heures par jour pour 35 000 FCFA : c'est un mi-temps qui laisse la place à un second engagement, et c'est là son principal intérêt. Demandez quelles sont ces six heures exactement (matin ou après-midi) avant de vous organiser, ainsi que l'âge de l'enfant, car s'occuper d'un nourrisson et d'un enfant de cinq ans n'a rien à voir. Précisez si vous habitez Bonabéri : à Douala, la traversée du pont matin et soir décourage beaucoup de candidates, et cela joue en votre faveur.
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