Looking for a live in Housekeeper/ Nanny in Phoenix, Arizona? Suggestions?
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I recommend posting on craigslist.com and backpage.com. 100% free to post, read, and respond to ads!
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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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If you want to make it your profession, I would recommend attending a nanny school such as www.nwnanny.com . I'm not sure where you live, but this is located in Portland, OR. Try searching for nanny institute in a search such as google.\n\nIf you are not interesting in getting the complete certification, at least get your Red Cross CPR or first aid license. This is a great addition to a resume or advertisement when you are trying to get business.\n\nYou can also try searching greataupair.com for a family in need of a nanny.
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call them and ask. \n\nResearch the phone numbers at the site below.\n\nhttps://secure.azstatejobs.gov/\nhttp://www.effective-resume-writing.com/list-of-job-search-engines.html
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Advertise on craigslist.org\nCall some social service agencies that are in the yellow pages and see if they know of someone. Some assisted living centers match people up with aides. Call them
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He is actually a sheriff in Arizona where I currently reside. I would try  the maricopa county sheriff's office. In Phoenix Arizona.
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I am assuming you are looking for a parent or grandparent.  The best ones actually are the local ones.  My mom has a program like this down in her area that is not advertised anyplace else and they respond really fast.  They are also less expensive than the well known companies and just as good.  Look in your local phone book or call a nursing home and see whom they recommend.
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You could try some restaurants to see if they need a dishwasher. My niece would put up cards in laundry mats and grocery stores saying she would come in a clean your home, babysit, walk dogs, and mow lawns. She mostly got called to clean homes and it payed really well. You could also try some communities where older people live they usually need help doing something and they like the company too. Good luck.
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You're not looking for a Nanny you're looking for a maid. Thats a full time job. To watch 2 kids and housework? No less than $14 and hour, unless you find a sucker to do it for less. Try the border you'll find a bunch.
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Tempe and Scottsdale are not that far apart from each other, so there should not be any real difference except that Tempe is probably a little less expensive.  Chandler is off in the other direction going south and seems to be away from the action in my opinion.  If you're looking for a place that is unique but still affordable and the cost of living is a little bit less, try Arrowhead Ranch in the Glendale area.  More specifically, look into Arrowhead Lakes where I have my home.  It is one of the few areas in Maricopa County where you can have your own boat on your own private lake with fishing (catch and release), hiking trails nearby, the Loop 101 at your back door and have the prestige of living in a well kept community (Homeowners Association) without the hassles of a gated community.  It is quiet since it's tucked away from the main roads but still close to everything you'd want as far as shopping, malls, businesses, etc.  It's located north of the Loop 101 and is bordered on the west by 59th Ave. and on the east by 51st Ave (which more or less dead-ends into the mountain).  Anyway, that's my input! :)
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I suggest searching for a Nanny by "word of mouth."  These nanny's communicate all the time with each other, If you find one Nanny I guarantee she will have a friend or know somebody that you should talk to.  I guess the trick would be finding the first Nanny to talk to.  Good luck!
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My husband and I lived in Mesa, Az. which is a working class suburb outside of phoenix.  We had one child at the time and we really loved it.  Good schools, yes.  But, I would go to Portland.  I think it will be nice to have abetter experience of the seasons with children. In AZ you need a car and HAVE to drive everywhere- no good mass transit.  In Portland it is much easier to get around.  The air is much better in portland (in my opinoin anyway) and there is alot of racism in Arizona.  That was our experience.  But both good places.  Good Luck!
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Zillow.com is great in Az. It works in many places. Check it out
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I assume you are looking for their web-site.  Here it is:\n\nhttp://www.cosmetology.state.az.us/
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Try looking up 'University of Phoenix'. They are variety of online degree courses. See which one fits your needs. Another site to check out is careersusa.com
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Many places, but, from observation, a greater pecentage of African Americans live in Phoenix area.\nFor house hunting, try Realtor.com and for schools results try greatschools.net.\nIf you are looking for a "community" feeling I am not sure where to tell you to look, just that Phoenix has the largest cultural mix, followed by Tucson. Both places are very hot (I grew up in Phoenix) and school quality and quality of life can vary widely.\nGet a good realtor who really know the area to help you make a choice.\n\nForgot about jobs. It really depends on what type of work you do. There are plenty of entry level jobs in many areas, but the better paying jobs vary.\n\nGood luck
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Try asking at the department of human services or visit the link below and enquire.  http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Facts-About-Starting-an-Adult-Daycare-Home-Business&id=46196