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Well; I have a DBS and I am caring, honest person. My Nests steps is to pass my course therefore do my level 3 course then I will look for employment. I have experience last year of 60 plus hours and I am currently completely the 300 hours to pass and gain my level 2 diploma, I am workingas a team which shows I am team player and I am cooperative. I passed my last course which is level 2 certificate with double merit at level 2
My name is Megan, I've been babysitting my niece and nephew for the past year and a half, I also care for my two younger brothers (aged 12 and 14) during some weeknights when our parents work. I have experience with new borns and I think I am very child friendly. I'm quite an easy going person who enjoys most things such as cooking, baking, games and music. So keeping children busy isn't a problem nor is homework and chores.
Hello my name is Keely, I live near Boston and currently work in a nursery caring for 1-2 year olds but have had previous expierence in working with children aged from birth to 11 years. I am enthustiastic about working and caring for children. I am currently studying an early years degree at Boston collage. I enjoy a varied range of activities with children inside and outdoors and engage in child initiated play.
I am 17 years old, 18 in December. I attend Boston college studying Uniformed Public Services (Level 3). Last year at college I was studying Health and Social care, for my work experience I worked in ingelow manor, which is a separate building of the college for students with learning disabilities. I am currently living with my parents and my brother (14yrs) and sister (12yrs). I moved to the UK almost three years ago from Germany, I was living in Germany because my father was in the arm...
