I am from Romania, I am a young Romanian woman,Iam 37 years old,who loves vrey much children.Also I am very skilled in housekeeping ,cleaning, ironing, washing, cooking.I SPEAK QUITE WELL ENGLISH LANGUAGE. and I also could learn more about it faster than you can . i wany a job as mother help or nanny in Canada orU.K. but I haven't a work permit
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I want you! Come to the US and work for me. Free room and board plus salary and use of car.
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your first problem will be finding the filopeans...hard to come by...try the Phillipines....and, when it comes to your children, an arm and a leg is heads and tails over someone who just needs a job...you need someone qualified and experienced...good luck taking chances with the safety of your children.
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I'm 25, already have a baby, I work full time in an international chinese company in Mexico...I'm just so busy all the time. I'm actually wondering if it's gonna be like this for the rest of my life. I wish I could just quit my job to spend more time with my baby before he grows up and doesn't need me anymore. See...I think this is a crisis.
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We run our own health and beauty business backed by a 27 year old debt free company, we are looking for people to join our team and develop their own business, with our help and support. We are in 110 + countries worldwide and growing!\nI think this opportunity would suit you very well as you are looking toward the future for long term rewards with low start up costs. Alot of people in our business fit this around their family and other commitments, the one thing it has given them is a better quality of life. I do appreciate that the pakistani market is different fron Europe/ usa but healthcare is a booming business worldwide, yielding 19 million daily! People all over are looking for a more natural way to help their health and supplement their diets. So for a 21st century company this is a perfect choice.\nOur products are of a very high standard we carry the international aloe seal of approval as well as a kosher rating as well as being backed by the Islamic society. There is a large range of products that not only help humans but animals too.\nThere are alot of benefits on offer for people who want to make this work, car plan, international travel, royalty bonuses and residual income. If you want to find out more I will answer any more ? you have just contact me by email and leave a contact email for me to reply. Hopefully like me, this will be just what you are looking for!!
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It might be worth putting a the rough area of the country you are in so that you're not wasting each others time.  (Are you in UK?)  \n\nTry looking local to your area, put adds up in creches/nurseries/free ads papers.  Do you know anyone who has an Au Pair, they might have contacts that can help you.\n\nThere's always google; search for childminders association and national, etc, etc.\n\nThere are quite a few lads and lasses in UK from Finland looking for employment, really nice people, reliable, trustworthy and hardworking.\n\nI think there are a couple of Dutch lasses looking for work around here at the moment, I shall point them towards this question if they are looking for work.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nF76
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My mom cleaned houses for years and went back to school for an associates degree in social work which she should recieve within the next year.  She just turned 48. As far as I'm concerned, it is never too late. My mom was tired of scrubbing toilets and did what would make her happy. I believe you should definately do the same.
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I live in Michigan. For you (because you're younger than sixteen) a place like dairy queen would be good. You'll make $5.15/hr as with any other place and you'll need a work permit from your school signed by your parents. You could look at starting your own business too like a salon or housecleaning business. If you have great parents I'm sure they'll support you.
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currently unemployed, so I don't have to worry too much about all of the above, I am now looking to start my own business, as I am sick and tired of people with less intelligence telling me what to do, I love being with my children, I miss it though when I came home & my children would scream & yell, all excited that I came home, squealing like animals, that I came home...I miss that dearly...I don't mind the disorganization of my house, & if it gets really bad, I get motivated from that to clean up quickly & easily...I am motivated by my childrens future, to give them something better than what I had growing up...I want them to learn, more than I have learned, & to most importantly, Learn how to Learn...my children are what I love most in life...they are my future...:D
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Wow!  That is quite a burden for a young man just starting out.  I live in the US.  Here and in most western societies it is common for women to work to help support the family.  I've been married for 28 years and did not work only when my children were very small.  Once they went to school I went to work.  How else can a family have a decent home and vehicles?  I'm sorry that your girl's family rejected you - maybe it wasn't meant to be?  Once you graduate and are in a better position financially try again.  Hopefully your girl will still be unattached and available if not then you know she wasn't meant for you and your real mate is out there waiting for you to find her.  I wish you good luck.
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Sure, you can easy get a job in the US for housekeepers.\none great site for jobs is the http://www.ajb.org
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What a refreshing change! A teenager asking to work! Laws are pretty specific as to what your age range can be employed doing. Check with your local unemployment office for any openings that would allow your age. As a teenager I did the mundane (but profitable!)jobs a "country" kid could do..picked vegetables, washed cars, mowed grass, babysat my parents friends kids (be sure you can handle that kind of responsibility first and take a course in CPR and first aid usually available through the American Red Cross or American Heart Association and some 4H clubs--THIS IS A MUST), I have 5 kids, and of those, 3 teenagers. My 15 year old son talked with some of his favorite teachers and one recommended him for a job at a gym that offers a kids program. He basically helps the kids in the "kids area" and does a lot of cleaning up after birthday parties. Try talking with adults you know and TRUST. Good Luck!
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While I lived there for almost a year, I would strongly suggest that you are very careful about this choice.  As an ex-pat. I would not that this income.  First it is a country the lives on bribes, it is a fact life.  The cops will know that you are a ex-pat because the plates on your car will have a red stripe and they will stop you.  Not to mention there are thing that in the US you are use to, and they are not done that way or are not there.  Remember that it is an ex-USSR out-post, that was under the rule of a VERY brutal dictator.  Life for an ex-pat can be very expensive.  In general they assume that because you are American, Canadian, Aussie, etc you have lots of money and they will try to take it from you.  One of the most important thing to make sure is coved under your contract is medical evacuation coverage, and western medical care.  There are only one or two western clinics in the city.  One of my family members fell very ill while we were there, and if it was not for the around the clock western care, and the quick evac to german my family member would not have made it.  I was appalled by the standard medical care that most Romanians receive in the hospital system. \n\n I would suggest that you visit for a short trip to understand what you are getting you self into before committing to any type of long term contract.  \n\nOn the positive side most of the people are very kind and understanding.  It is a very stunning country, once you get of of the city.  The ex-pat community is very tight.  When I was there in 1999 - 2000 things were getting better very quickly.  For some people it is the experience of a life time.  I am very much a better person for living there, but there was a lot of hardship until I was able to blend in better.
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It is impossible to get a normal working permit for a Asian girl in these days. Either you work for an international company sending you to the Swiss subsidiary, you do some schooling in Switzerland or you marry a Swiss guy...\n\nPerhaps there is a possibility as a so-called au-pair. If you are young enough (below 23?), you might find a way to get a family-care job combined with some schooling. But then you won't be able to earn enough money to have some left at the end.\n\nLink: The official immigration website of Switzerland
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Somebrowing said "Hey parents, babies still don't make themselves."  High five to you, woman! I feel very fortunate because when I grew up, chores and privileges were delegated by age, not gender. My brothers and I were all taught to be self-sufficient and responsible. Our parents both had careers and were excellent role models for us. I can do basic car maintenance and my brothers can cook and sew....and vice versa. \nWe all had the same curfews based on age and were expected to let our parents know where we were at all times. I think boys and girls can both have many privileges and a great deal of freedom if they act responsibly.
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you my find better offers in Canada but seems your problem is not getting a job only i have a feeling your not being treated like you want and maybe US is a better choice but its all same i think if you change your luck that will help you more get as many feng shui books as you can written by Lilian too it teaches you how to change your luck it made wonders believe me she says if you put metal belles in north west of your living room you will have help from people all the time try that for now and check her web page www.wofs.com
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getting a degree in childcare or education is your best bet but you could also complete on-line courses, or take part-time courses and go on interviews with agencies. Also check the penny saver in the help wanted section there are always ads for nannies, who speak English and have a clean driver license\n\nGood Luck
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Hi, Chadder\n\nWe are a team of web developpers in Romania. Take a look on our website www.a3ides.com Our rates are usualy 15 euro's per hour. We could talk tommorrow by skype, yahoo, msn or any other mean that you consider to be fit. \n\nemil@a3ides.com\nThank you \nEmil