where can I find a good job that is in childcare that will hire a 55 years old woman that just love childrens?
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What about looking into becoming a teacher or assistant teacher at a pre-school.  A lot of churches have pre-schools and could probably use extra help.  I think you would find a pre-school more satisfying than a day care because you would be educating the children, not just supervising them.
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Check out this link to DCFS or to the Illinois Network of Childcare Resource and Referral Agencies.\n\nhttp://www.state.il.us/dcfs/daycare/index.shtml\n\nhttp://www.ilchildcare.org/parentsandpublic/business.htm
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When we were new parents, we were looking all over for someone like you!  There's an organization in our midwest city called CCC which helps to arrange daycare.  I don't know what it stands for.\n\nAlso, run an ad in the paper, and look for ads.\n\nConsider placing a flyer with some of the local churches.  Many professional women looking to go back to work are looking for an in-home daycare worker.
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What are you good at doing? Maybe you can turn that into a business. You say you are a mother, would you like to run a day care for other mothers who work outside their homes? Good luck in whatever you do!
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Write me back at yahoo mail.  I know tons of working moms that are still able to be good moms, meaning they can go to all their kids sports events, etc.
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You can always do childcare from home. That's the only true job from home you are going to find.
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Start with all your local daycare facilities including state ran places like head start programs etc..\n\nContact family service and ask if the have a list of area day cares.
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A good start would be approaching the childcare centres and offering to volunteer.  I find things eventuate from here.
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Perhaps the best search can be done in your telephone business dircectory (yellow pages).\n\nGoogle Search Criteria: list of daycares and preschool centers in calgary alberta
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go to:\ncatholiccharities.org\n\nalso try the Christian Foundation for Children & the aging.\n\nGod bless you in your journey!
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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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The only company I know that hires 15 year olds is Kroger Foods.\n\nAnother place to find work would be http://www.workintexas.com and http://www.snagajob.com
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Babysit for someone u know.
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Try this website to start.  You'll need licenses.\n\nhttp://www.state.il.us/dcfs/daycare/index.shtml
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that's harder and harder to do these days.  i would start off at a daycare that doesn't require a degree, they still exist.  then go from there, some places don't necessarily require a degree if you have the experience.
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I'm a stay at home mum with 2 kids too.  Do what I did.  Get a job in a childcare centre!  It may not seem like much fun (it didn't to me when I started) but it's been great.  I tried to get office jobs and actually got offered 2 jobs, but by time I paid tax and childcare fees, I wasn't ending up with anything in my pocket at the end of the day, I was working for nothing.\n\nWith this job, my children come with me. (the childcare centre doesn't charge me for bringing my kids to work!)  It means that I have an income plus I get to spend the day with my children - which is so important, they're only little for a short period of time, you don't want to miss this if you can help it.  The best bit is that because my kids are participating in activities all day, by the end of the day, they're exhausted (me too!) but they pretty much eat their dinner and go straight to bed without arguments.  Some days when I work part time, they are happy to spend the afternoon in quiet activities (watching TV) because they've had so much stimulation in the morning.  On these days, I study part time - I'm doing a business course by correspondence.  \n\nTo get a job like this, if you have no experience (I didn't), offer to do some voluntary work for a childcare centre nearby to get some "work experience".  Explain to them that you have 2 young children and you'll work for free in return for free childcare while you're there.  It's amazing how many places will take you on and teach you the ropes if they know they're getting free labour.  I don't have any qualifications (not even first aid) but the law here in Australia is that as long as there is a qualified person in the room, I don't need to be qualified, I just had to get a police check which the childcare centre paid for.  I worked for 2 months voluntary before they offered me a paid position.  Once you have experience you could get a position anywhere.  It's an industry that there are a lot of employment vacancies at the moment.  Once you start getting on top of things financially and get into a bit of a routine, maybe you could consider studying part time by correspondence (via email) as I did, it will open up a whole world for you.  The day your kids start school, you may have qualifications for a job you've always dreamed of and have a huge future in front of you with a great income.\n\nI wish you all the best, I know how hard it is to be a mum and be broke!!!!  Don't be discouraged, keep knocking on doors until you find the right job.  It will happen if you keep a positive frame of mind.  I know you can do it!!!!
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i would define a good job as one you enjoy, are good at , and pays a fair wage that makes you feel its worth your time.  with the experence you have working for your mom you have a good start but your age does limit your options. is there a marina near you? borrow a vacume cleaner and cleaning supplies and offer to clean boats for people. offer to go fer for people on the beach, you know go fer food, drinks, sun block ask for a buck a trip. start a rent a kid service to do odd jobs like picking up a yard or helping clean a garage. take care of pets. run to the store for shut ins. you get the point by now i'm sure. good luck. i'm looking for someone like you myself since i always need help on the place but 1200 miles is a bit too far of a commute i guess