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Nounou ménagère logée nourrie pour 2 enfants — Akanda, 150 000 FCFA
CDI9 days ago
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Job Description
Akanda
CDI
150 000 FCFA
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Looking for a clean, tidy, respectful and serious nanny for cleaning, ironing, storage and cooking. 3 children in the house, 2 of whom are already self-sufficient.
[CONDITIONS]
- Salary: 150,000 FCFA per month
- Nourished and housed
- Rest: 2 weekends per month
- Location Akanda, Marseille 2
[PROFILE]
A person who is honest, organized, hardworking and respectful of the house rules.
[APPLICATION]
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