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If you have experience as a babysitter, nanny, church nursery volunteer, camp counselor, retired teacher or are that mother, grandmother, aunt extraordinaire. A great resume builder for continued growth to a classroom teacher, private nanny, paraprofessional or similar child-centric careers Teamwork with like-minded individuals who choose rewarding work with children and families.
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As a member of the family ministry team, you’ll be overseeing ministry for children, birth through 5th grade, supervising a nursery coordinator, and an early childhood coordinator, while providing direct ministry to elementary and preteens.
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Our best team members are:patient, creative and attentive caregivers while working with small children (0-4 yrs old)experienced working with children (daycare, babysitting, nanny, church nursery) with professional references.
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Have you worked as a babysitter, daycare worker, nanny, or church nursery volunteer? Support families who need care for children ranging from infants through school age. Experience working with children, paid or unpaid with at least 2 references speaking to childcare work.
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