Daily work while in Dubai:
- Mornings are free after dropping off the little boy at school. Pick up is at 1pm then looking after him til bedtime (between 7pm and 9pm generally, depends on the day). TO NOTE: while Artie is not at school, you may need to start at 9am, but the family will discuss this with you.
- No duties out of the ordinary.
- Require an educated person, ifluent English speaker, "gifted" with kids, happy to help sleep training, and all the milestones that a toddler who has just turned 3 will go through.
- The little guy started pre-school a few weeks ago but didn't do well, hated it, so they pulled him out over this period and they will re-assess if he will return to that school or a different school.
- As well as the monthly tax free salary payment, there's also a return flight paid for each year when nanny wants to take leave (wherever that may be from / to).
- They live near the Burj Khalifa.
- 3 bedroom apartment.
- The live-in accommodation is one of the bedrooms, en-suite (private though as it's a large flat).
- The building has rooftop pool, gym, etc.
- FYI - The housekeeper does not live in.
- Luxury car available to drive if the nanny has a license. (Support with converting the license is available including the cost etc to do so will be covered).
- Housekeeper cooks and bakes, so three meals a day plus snacks provided, plus any other / additional food would be paid for within the grocery shops.
- Laundry all done for the AuPair.
- No bills at all.part of the family and is treated very well".
- The family generally stay in Dubai from October to end April and then head north and are between UK and Europe (Spain, Belgium, etc) for May to Sept.
- If staying in hotels, nanny has her own room.
- If staying in a rented house, then the same set up (private room with en-suite).