Flexible Part-Time Jobs in Leeds

Position: Local Part Time Afternoon Nanny in Leeds (No experience required)Hours: 9–15 hours per week (Completely flexible afternoon schedules)Pay: £12.20 – £14.75 per hour (Fully inclusive of holiday pay)Location: Multiple family roles available across Leeds and surrounding areas. A part time nanny job with Koru Kids is about 9-15 hours a week and mostly in the afternoons so you can have your evenings and weekends free for yourself!We’re looking for someone to become a valued part of a local family and work in their home. You’ll spend your afternoons out and about with the children, or doing fun activities at home like board games or baking and helping with simple meals and homework.You will help out with the school run, preparing snacks, and using your valuable life experience to support the family to raise happy, curious, and confident kids.What you’ll be doing:After-school pickups (usually just one school)Helping with homework, preparing snacks and easy mealsKeeping the kids busy with time in the park, playground, garden or homeDoing fun activities together, like board games, arts and crafts, or baking (if you have a special skill or passion – we usually find children love to learn this too)This part time job in Leeds is managed by Koru Kids so there are a number of perks and benefits:Most roles are for 9-20 hours a week on a flexible scheduleKoru Kids will make sure everything is above board. We take care of contracts, sick pay, holiday pay and most importantly make sure you’re paid correctly and on timeYou’ll get paid from £12.20 - £14.75 per hour (inclusive of holiday pay) dependent on experienceWe’ll cover the cost and provide insurance for youWe only match you with local families - no long commutes!You’ll receive free nanny training, first aid training, an enhanced DBS check and insurance [worth over £300!]We’ll support you every step of the way with continued development with free CACHE registered courses and 1:1 coachingYou’ll love this role if:You’ve raised your own children and love spending time with kidsYou’ve worked with children before as a volunteer, babysitter or au pairYou’re a trained childcare professional with experience in nurseries or schoolsYou’re looking for a part-time job that’s fulfilling and meaningfulIs it a great part time job? Here’s what our nannies say:“Going part-time changed my life. I’m much more in control of my life, I have time for my family and hobbies. Working at Koru Kids has given me that flexibility I needed.”“I have been working with my family via Koru Kids for over a year now. I genuinely have never been so satisfied in a job in my life.”“I loved my time at home with my kids! I feel good caring for others and really valued by the family I work with.”What are you waiting for? Come and join us! No CV needed! Apply and start working in 2 weeks.

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