That's Wonderful that males can train at Norland they are lovely intelligent young men and this video is four years old and these fine young men are fully qualified working nanny's 💙
A nanny provides child care within the children's family setting. Traditionally, nannies were servants in large households, and reported directly to the lady of the house. Today, modern nannies, like other domestic workers, may live in or out of the house, depending on their circumstances, and those of their employers. There are many employment agencies that specialize in childcare. Nannies differ slightly from other childcare providers. A childminder works out of her own home, operating as a small business; depending on the country they live in, government registration may or may not be required. A mother's helper, who may live in or out, assists the woman of the house with general chores, as well as caring for the children. The term au pair usually refers to an untrained young woman (or occasionally man), who comes from abroad to live in the host family and learn the local culture and language, while helping with the children. A governess concentrates on educating children inside their own home, and a kindergarten or school teacher does the same, but in a school environment.
In Brazil we have laws for nannies or mannies (male nanny), in Past we call ama de leite ( translate like nanny of milk) and ama secca/seca ( nanny or nanny secca), today babá is a "ama secca" and ama is a nanny but you don't use much that word. But governess it's not a common professional in here, governess is governanta, but governanta may translate to butler or governess or housekeeper. So nanny is tradicional job in Brazil for centuries, however governess not. And I studied History and I don't know why it. And servant jobs is consolidated here, in big cities mainly, in medium and small cities they are rare, I suppose like any country.
Its something like 15,000 pounds a year, the uniform is 1000 pounds I think. Its listed on their website. I'd love to study here but I'm not from the UK/EU!
Why do the boys/men get to wear uniforms that look slightly old-fashioned but ok overall and not embarrassing while the girls/women must wear something totally ridiculous...?
I don't have a problem with men who want to be nannies... It may have it's advantages, perhaps in a home with many boy children. But the truth is, women are and always have been meant for the role of nannies because they tend to be more motherly and nurturing with children.
Consider this. Mothers who have son’s may want their son to have a male figure to look up to other than their father
Think of them as butlers as well like Tony Stark looks as his butler as father figure when his parents are out
That's Wonderful that males can train at Norland they are lovely intelligent young men and this video is four years old and these fine young men are fully qualified working nanny's 💙
Manny, male nanny is Manny.
A nanny provides child care within the children's family setting.
Traditionally, nannies were servants in large households, and reported directly to the lady of the house.
Today, modern nannies, like other domestic workers, may live in or out of the house, depending on their circumstances, and those of their employers.
There are many employment agencies that specialize in childcare.
Nannies differ slightly from other childcare providers.
A childminder works out of her own home, operating as a small business; depending on the country they live in, government registration may or may not be required.
A mother's helper, who may live in or out, assists the woman of the house with general chores, as well as caring for the children.
The term au pair usually refers to an untrained young woman (or occasionally man), who comes from abroad to live in the host family and learn the local culture and language, while helping with the children.
A governess concentrates on educating children inside their own home, and a kindergarten or school teacher does the same, but in a school environment.
In Brazil we have laws for nannies or mannies (male nanny), in Past we call ama de leite ( translate like nanny of milk) and ama secca/seca ( nanny or nanny secca), today babá is a "ama secca" and ama is a nanny but you don't use much that word. But governess it's not a common professional in here, governess is governanta, but governanta may translate to butler or governess or housekeeper. So nanny is tradicional job in Brazil for centuries, however governess not. And I studied History and I don't know why it. And servant jobs is consolidated here, in big cities mainly, in medium and small cities they are rare, I suppose like any country.
A young boy needs a male nanny because they can relate more to them.
no ALL kids need any gender especially a male so they can learn from an early age its not "women work"
Male nannies are like the big brothers any little boy needs
I was wondering if there were male students! Good for these lads!
So they are like Alfred from Batman?
Nordland are described as a hybrid of Mary Poppins and James Bond(they get self defense and driving training from Military Intelligence)
What is the cost of the Nanny tuition?.
Its something like 15,000 pounds a year, the uniform is 1000 pounds I think. Its listed on their website. I'd love to study here but I'm not from the UK/EU!
The three years costs around £45,000
@@alphabet_soup123 You can still study there, it's more expensive, but you can do it.
What is the salary?
~$60,000 p/a
Up to 170,000 a year they said in the other video
Why do the boys/men get to wear uniforms that look slightly old-fashioned but ok overall and not embarrassing while the girls/women must wear something totally ridiculous...?
I don't have a problem with men who want to be nannies... It may have it's advantages, perhaps in a home with many boy children. But the truth is, women are and always have been meant for the role of nannies because they tend to be more motherly and nurturing with children.
Can an American go to this school?
Yeah I'm pretty sure you can
Yes, international students can go. Look at their website
I would never trust a male nanny, personally.