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Nounou logée et nourrie pour 2 enfants — Akanda (120 000 FCFA)
CDI3 days ago
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Job Description
Akanda
CDI
150 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Looking for a housekeeper who is housed and fed to take care of two children aged 4 and 7.
[DUTIES]
- Taking care of the two children and giving them food
- Doing household chores
- Washing clothes and ironing
- Ensure great cleaning of the house once a week
[CONDITIONS]
- Location Akanda
- Salary: 150,000 FCFA per month
- Accommodation and meals supported
- Outings: Twice a month
- Âge: 20 to 23 years
- Nationality requested by the employer: Togolese or Beninese
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