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As a professional nanny agency, Nannies on Demand have strict vetting procedures in place to ensure that every registered candidate/childcare professional that we refer to you, has been thoroughly vetted to the highest standard. Our criteria demands the following:
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Candidates are at least 19 years of age
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Must be prepared to undertake a police check
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Must be prepared to undertake an initial phone interview
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Must be prepared to undertake a full interview
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A recognised qualification in ECE, Teaching, Nannying, Nursing, or Midwifery is held or they have at least 1-2 years practical experience as a Day Care Worker, Nanny, or Maternity Nanny in line with the role they are applying for
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To provide Nannies on Demand with a fully completed Nannies On Demand Registration Form & Police Vetting Form & agree to our 'Nanny Code of Conduct
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Present an up to date CV, listing all referees & previous positions since leaving their place of education with clear explanations of any gaps
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Provide copies of at least 2 of the following: Passport, Drivers Licence (compulsory if driving is required) Birth Cert, Photo ID identification
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Provide a digital photo
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Provide proof of relevant qualifications (These will be followed up with the appropriate agency should copies not be made available) (Clients will be advised of this)
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Provide details of at least two-three verbal referees with full contact and address details, who have been previous employers within the last five years
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One written reference or 1 verbal referee with full contact and address details, who can provide a character reference, or a professional person who is known to the Nanny and his/her family for a minimum of four years (neighbour, teacher, etc;)
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Proof of a current First Aid Certificate (Should they not hold one you will be advised of this at the time of receiving their CV. As a company standard they will be required to obtain one.
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Provide proof of a Visa which allows the Nanny or Childcare Professional to work legally in New Zealand (We know what to look for in ensuring the Visa is a genuine document).
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