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Nounou ménagère pour enfant de 2 ans — Akanda (Avorbam)
CDI5 days ago
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Job Description
Akanda, Gabon
CDI
150 000 FCFA
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[
] Une dame résidant à Akanda, quartier Parasolier, recherche une nounou-ménagère pour s'occuper de 4 enfants.
[MISSIONS]
- Garde et surveillance des enfants
- Ménage
- Lessive
- Repassage
- Savoir tresser les cheveux
- Pas de préparation de repas
[CONDITIONS]
- Lundi au vendredi : 8h-18h
- Samedi : 8h-17h
- Salaire : 150 000 FCFA
[PROFIL]
- Âge souhaité : 22 à 30 ans
- Personne sérieuse, travailleuse, responsable et motivée
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