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[ABOUT THE JOB]
One family (3 children) + 2 parents) looking for a nanny / housekeeper in Japoma (Bakassi, Carrefour Iboutou), Douala.
[WORKING HOURS]
- Monday to Friday: 08:00 – 17h00
- Saturday: 09:00 – 14h00
[DUTIES]
- Full House Cleaning
- Cooking and cooking related shopping
- Caring for children
- Laundry and ironing of the family (washing machine available, some clothes washed by hand)
[PROFILE]
- Clean, serious and responsible person
- Organized, able to take good care of the house
[SALARY]
50,000 FCFA / month
[BEGINNING]
Immediate
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Le poste n'est pas logé (horaires 8h-17h) : assurez-vous que le trajet jusqu'à Japoma/Carrefour Iboutou est faisable chaque jour avant d'appeler, et dites-le d'emblée. Avec 3 enfants, mentionnez votre expérience avec plusieurs enfants d'âges différents.
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