Temporary Nanny-Hiring Immediately for Kids Home from Daycare

Scottsdale, AZ
Part Time to Full Time
Student (High School)

Have fun with the kids, build lasting relationships, keep families safe and productive.

Then go to sleep at night knowing you've made a difference.

Kept home from daycare for health and safety, parents still need to focus while they work from home or return to work.  Depending on your availability, you'll step in for a few hours or a few days to be a helpful and appreciated assistant to oversee children's care and age appropriate activities or chores. 

You'll be placed with several of our client families, but you may become someone's favorite and be requested again and again. We'll help you manage your schedule if it becomes too much. If you pay attention to our client families needs, be on time, follow parent instructions, be helpful and friendly, you then could have first pick of permanent part-time positions as they come up.

If you've done babysitting, then you can work for us! Any experience you have related to children (daycare, camp counselor, youth group or nursery leader, lifeguard) are valuable! But, parents want to know you have experience so, we need to know what others say about your work with kids!

Work with us and the parents and your good deeds may pay you back with new personal or professional resources - helpful if you are planning on building your career!

After phone screen, the first interview is virtual. Onboarding orientation is in-person.

Flexible scheduling: Choose several weekdays that work for you. Most assignments are during daytime working hours.

Locations: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley

Rated Glassdoor “Best Places to Work- 2020”

We offer:

  • Flexible schedule with ongoing opportunities: be the first to be considered for various full time, part-time, afterschool or on-call position as they become available
  • Situational Awareness Training for your safety and the families
  • Coaching, guidance and supportive management
  • Paid sick days
  • Reliable pay by Direct Deposit through our W2 employment and payroll system

Please have these:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Be Reliable, Punctual, and Enthusiastic about working with children
  • Minimum of 2 references (unrelated to you) from your work with children (paid or unpaid), add to your application under “Summarize your childcare/role modeling experience”
  • Access to reliable transportation, with a clean driving record and auto insurance
  • Ability to complete an extensive background check

Pay: $14.25/hour 

About Us:
Learn more about us in this Voyage Phoenix article: http://voyagephoenix.com/interview/meet-gary-matsuda-college-nannies-sitters-tutors-north-scottsdale-scottsdale/

College Nannies + Sitters North Scottsdale aims for professional development and personal growth in you, the family and within our company. The people we hire have a broad set of personal skills (you don't have to be a college student!) who are ready to tackle the most common childcare and academic problems and make an impact on everyone we meet. Our nannies and tutors are enabled to focus on their work with one student or family and bring a personalized solution to each case, making lives easier and better, one child at a time.

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