2 months ago

Jessica Family in Vancouver

$20 - $25 / hour

1 child

Boy
3 years old

About us

Part time position for 3 days (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday). Potentially more hours for the right person. Chinese or Russian speaking a bonus. Hours (with some flexibility and may change in September): Tuesdays 12-6 Wednesdays 9 to 5 Thursdays 12-6 Our t ...

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Jessica Family in Vancouver

$20 - $25 / hour

1 child

Boy
3 years old
Energetic
Talkative
Stubborn

About us

Part time position for 3 days (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday). Potentially more hours for the right person. Chinese or Russian speaking a bonus. Hours (with some flexibility and may change in September): Tuesdays 12-6 Wednesdays 9 to 5 Thursdays 12-6 Our t ...

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