Summer Nanny for a 12 and 10 year old

Shorewood, MN
Seasonal
Student (High School)

Family Location:  Shorewood, MN

Summary:

 

A bit about us:

             We are a family of 4 who love all things sports! We love to go to games together and cheer on our favorite team! Our children love to participate in sports, including Soccer, Basketball, and Golf. In the summer we love to be on the boat and enjoy the weather. We are a very social bunch and love to spend time with our local family and friends.

A bit about you:

            You are responsible and reliable. You have a strong focus on the children’s safety, while still having a fun summer with them. You are engaging and will be a part of the activities that you plan together. You are a self-starter, who can work with the children to develop a plan for the week. You love to work with kids and have some experience working as a summer nanny in the past. You have your own safe and reliable car and are comfortable driving the children to and from their activities.

Job Duties:

             The position is sort of twofold, on one end, you will need to ensure that the children are arriving to their activities and being picked up on time. On the other hand, you and the children will work together to create a summer bucket list of all of the fun things that you want to do, and plan it out weekly! The kids love sports, but they also love all of the standard summer things like going to the beach and making a lemonade stand. They are hoping that you have some new fun activities to do as well!

Position Highlights: 24 hours a week guaranteed (except the week of July 1st when we are out of town), Occasional Fridays off!

Qualifications: Responsible, Safety focused, Engaging, Active

Set yourself apart: Love all things sports!

Schedule:  Starting June 11th, Tuesdays to Fridays from 9 am to 5 pm, ending on August 23rd or 30th.

How to Apply: Apply Here; email [email protected] or text "nanny" to 952-260-8906 to start the process!

Pay: Starting at $21/hour

**All applicants must first interview with a Jovie specialist. Qualifying applicants will meet the family prior to being hired.

*Please note that during this time of COVID-19, Jovie expects all employees to follow CDC guidelines and ensure best hygiene practices when working and in their personal time. This family is following these recommended guidelines cautiously and conservatively and expect the caregiver to do the same to keep everyone as safe and healthy as possible.

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