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Nounou logée et nourrie — Charbonnages (Libreville)
CDI28 days ago
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Job Description
Libreville
CDI
150 000 FCFA / mois
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[
] Une famille recherche une nounou logée et nourrie pour s'occuper de 3 enfants en bas âge.
[MISSIONS]
- Laver et repasser le linge des enfants
- Préparer leurs repas
- Organiser des jeux ludiques
- Promener les enfants
[CONDITIONS]
- Salaire : 150 000 FCFA par mois
- Logée et nourrie
- Sortie 2 fois par mois
- Zone : Charbonnages / Camp de Gaulle / Alibandeng (Libreville)
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