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Six Figure Nanny Jobs - What I look for When Interviewing Nannies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มิ.ย. 2021
- In the last couple of weeks The Nanny Solution has posted three six figure jobs, ranging from $90,000 (close to six figure) to 160,000 per year. We have been swamped with nanny applications. Let me tell you I have seen some amazing nannies. I am so impressed with the training and work history of these nannies. Truly impressive.
But for every 50 resumes we receive we only send 3 - 5 resumes max to the family. That’s only 1% of nannies who get put forward for these six figure jobs.
So what is it that I look for when choosing which nannies to send and which nannies not to put forward to the family?
Things like childcare background and education are very important. But there are little things that make a difference. In this video I will teach you the things I look for when we are recruiting for a 6 figure nanny jobs.
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Your videos are very helpful especially while transitioning my skillset into this industry!
I am so glad they are helpful. If there are any other topics you would like to see let me know. 👍
The most important being nanny is you know how to taking care ,all the family inside the house ,cooking cleaning etc,but the most important is the safety of the kids
Safety of the kids should always be the top priority!
I'd rather be a good fit and be a natural to the kids and their families versus making 6 figures and not being a good fit. That is what i like about the agency there is a nanny for one good family out there and family for the nanny and both sides will become happy (grow) together. I am just getting started as a nanny but has been a teacher in the classroom and babysitter. I want that good fit. I want to be the natural fit for the child and family. I don't care about 6 figures I care about a roof over my head and making the kid and family happy each day!
Thanks! You have a great attitude.
So helpful and full of great information, I never knew there was so much to consider for these types of jobs for Nanny's.
Thank you 🙏
my high school friend got a job as an au pair shortly after graduation. she got to live in France and absolutely loved her job. i never thought about it at the time but i wish i had pursued that line of work when i was younger and less tied down.
i'm only here because i'm doing research. But wow.... this sounds like a pretty sweet deal.
Being an Au Pair is very different than being a nanny. It is a cultural exchange and often low pay, little experience in exchange for living with a family. Being a professional nanny requires much more experience and training.
I am obsessed with this channel! Being a nanny I feel like I have an extra support community now. :) Can you please do a video on Newborn Care Specialists (NCS). I'm just learning more about what the position and very intrigue but want to know if it will be a good fit for me. What is a typical shift like? What will you be doing? Can you make a living/career being an NCS? Pay? What does it take and who would be best suited for this kind of role?
I am glad you are finding the channel helpful. Yes! We will be doing a video on NCS roles and responsibilities. At The Nanny Solution we are now offering Newborn Care Specialist to families. It is becoming a more requested role.
Be sure to subscribe so you are notified when the video comes out!
@@TheNannySolution Wonderful! I will definitely subscribe. I'm not surprised about the growing interest!
Very useful tips! Thank you !
You are very welcome. 💕
I've learned so much from you Michelle Its a helpful videos for us as a nanny
I am glad it was helpful.
So on point thank you for educating nannies
Thank you for being an amazing nanny. 💕
I like the part about it possibly not being about me. I always take it personal if they don’t hire me (even for non six figure positions)
I really dislike rudeness in general, but behaving that way with the agency hired by the family is such a faux pas and is a glaring red flag.
Great tips as usual, thanks 💗
I totally agree! Let me know if there are any topic you would like to see in the future.
I constantly worry after seeing these videos about me
Follow-up video suggestion: how did those Nanny placements work out, 2 years later? Are they still working with the families today?
Depends on the family, their long term needs and the nanny. We have placed nannies in those positions who say 10+ years.
So much pressure being a nanny, you have to be perfect
You do not need to be perfect. No one is perfect. Nannies do need to show up , have intellectual intelligence and be authentic.
I think being a Nanny is different then other industries in the sense it’s so personal. But it’s also similar very few people are at the top 1% and the ones that are at the top. the individuals that continue to grow and expand their skills and take the initiative on their own. I don’t think you have to be perfect. But your a role model to children and working up close in families private live so you definitely have to hold your self to a higher standard.
I like the not only having the degree or certificate part but having the experience! family want to see the can do has done type of thing. They don't want just a paper the want the work that was put into earning that certificate or degree!
Exactly!
This why i have problems with references because I work with newborn and the job sometimes last 1or2 months and these people have a life them don't keep in contact with anyone .
We suggest asking them for a reference before you leave the position. You can even type up a reference and have them sign it if they are to busy to do it themselves. Make sure their phone number and email address are on the letter as well.
I worked with a HNW family and unfortunately, I’m just not a good fit for HNW. I’m a younger nanny so I have years of experience and early childhood education certificates, however these families were challenging for me to communicate with. They gave off a “I don’t desire to talk to you” impression. I stay away, unfortunately.
Otherwise I’d absolutely love to ❤️💜 I know people I’d recommend for those types of jobs, I’m just not one of them.
It is good to know yourself and what type of family you are interested in working with.
sadly the "upstairs downstairs" mentality is alive and well. a lot of these people don't want to fraternize with "the help" .... it can be very condescending and downright hurtful at times.
What does HNW mean?
@@healthylifehappywife8501High Net Worth, I believe.
@@healthylifehappywife8501high net worth.
I’m a nanny stay in Kenya looking for anew job have worked with different families love your advice be bless teacher amazing
Glad the videos are helpful!
Do you have a job board? I couldn’t find one on your website. Please let me know!
Yes, we have a job board. app.nanniesoncall.com/online/placements
I am located in Texas, I have 13 years public school teaching experience, so I’m a certified k-12 art teacher, I am mother of 2 grown children, I am first aid and CPR certified. How do I figure my worth/ hourly pay as a full time nanny? (Live out) Please help.
Check out our video called Know your Worth - What to charge as a nanny - th-cam.com/video/APdUuwPYDbY/w-d-xo.html
I see that your videos are geared towards the nannies. What about the families? I had a candidate I loved reject us based on fit and now I have no idea what it means. Were we not personable enough? Was it something that we can’t change? Would love to learn what you recommend to the families.
We do have a few videos for families. th-cam.com/play/PLWSHEd7OXwVPpZe44W4HWfraVOAmMq_l5.html
I think if a nanny tells you they do not think it is a good fit, you just move on. It doesn't really matter why. You should not change anything about who you are or what you are offering for a candidate. There will be someone who is a good fit for your family.
I have rejected families for the following:
Low pay.
Not able to take children on walks or go anywhere at all with children. even after my background and Motor vehicle checks are viewed and references.
A family that comes off cold to me. Or stuck up.
a family that is not reliable. Just as I am reliable, I expect families to be as well.
@@TheNannySolution I disagree. Nannies are expected to be reliable, etc. so should families.
Thanks for all the wonderful information and tips.
Do you recommend certain type of education to be considered in a high pay?
I have an aa degree in business and a collage clase on child development.
I also did a dula program.
CPR every 2 years
I’m also constantly listening to podcast
And TH-cam Chanes to be informed.
Wondering if there are other programs to take to be acure prepare for todays needs
That you could recommend.
Worked as a nanny for the past 7 years
i also do babysitting when I have free time.
The families that I worked with said that I’m great with the children.
Thank.
Check out Newborn Care Solutions for some great courses. newborncaresolutions.com/
Do you accept in your agency those who are in other countries such as North Africa or do you ask from those in your country only
We work with nannies from all over the world but you must already be in Canada on a work visa to apply with us.
What is considered rude and disrespectful to an agency? Because sometimes the agencies and I don’t agree but I like to think I handle it amicably and clarify if I am frustrated with something and say Why without sounding like I hate everybody. I always thought I handled the conflict with agencies I’ve spoke to well. But if they think I didn’t, I guess this is why they don’t reach out about jobs :(. so now I guess I’m unsure if I should switch careers
The biggest thing I hear is: it doesn’t matter how many preschools you volunteer in or how long you work in a swim school, if it isn’t a reference, you don’t have it and your experience isn’t enough
Have you tried asking the agencies if there is anything you could do better?
@@TheNannySolution yeah they wanted me to update my resume. I did that. Not that it did anything
I think i would be an amazing nanny and I would prefer it to my preschool job. but sadly i don't have experience. catch 22 i guess
Working in a preschool is childcare experience. We help teachers, preschool teachers and daycare workers find nanny positions.
I noticed the Forest Hill job is still posted on indeed so I’m wondering if you’re still looking?
The most up to date jobs are on our website. Indeed pulls from our job board so we have no control how long they are posted. www.thenannysolution.ca
what if you've been working for 15 years in the same place, then how do you get more references?
If you have been working for 15 years in one home many agencies will accept the one reference.
Ok I guess I’ll go back to teaching swimming for a while . Will a year be enough or do I need to do it for 3-5. This is where I struggle I’m like oh wow, so by the time I have what agencies want, I’ll be 45.
The more experience the better. 1 year is great but 3-5 years is beneficial.
@@TheNannySolution nobody helps me GET 3-5 years of full time experience. They just say we can’t help you
@@TheNannySolution I have experience. Agencies just dislike what the experience is because it’s in between college.
@@hannahscott6604 It is no ones job to help you get 3-5 years of experience. It is up to you to do that. You can try Facebook groups, posting at recreation centres or even volunteering with children in different capacities. There are many ways to gain experience.
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Thank you.
I need job please how to apply
We only accept application from nannies living in Canada. If you live in Canada you start by applying at: app.nanniesoncall.com/nanny_application
I want a job has a nanny
Thank you for your interest! If you’re looking for a nanny job and you’re based in Canada, I encourage you to apply directly with us at The Nanny Solution. You can visit our website thenannysolution.ca to learn more and submit your application.
How do you get in the job if you from South Africa is there a number can you guys please help me
Sorry we only work with nannies already living in Canada.
Dear Nanny Solution how can we apply??
You can apply directly on the website. thenannysolution.ca/requirements/
Exercise experience experience!!!!!!! Where do you think the experience come from ?! Working obviously!!! Give people a chance !!!!!!
You can gain experience by getting a job that pays the going rate. This is for nannies who are making over $100,000 a year. It doesn't matter what industry you work in you have to gain experience and education to make the top level salaries.
I am in South Africa can I get the job
We only work with Nannies already in Canada.
People are disrespectful to the employees. Wow.
All industries.
I would love to appy to work for your company but I am unvaccinated.
We work with all nannies vaccinated and unvaccinated. That said, 99% of the families who are looking for nannies are looking for a vaccinated nanny so being unvaccinated will limit the amount of positions available to you.
Too long to the point.
Sorry you didn’t find it helpful.
Pretentious
Sorry 😊
Not sure what you mean.