Fluent German Travelling Nanny - London/Abroad

Fluent German Travelling Nanny - London/Abroad

Job Reference KHS00XX328d
Added : 06/07/2025
Expiry : 03/08/2025
£70,000
London
Contract Type: Perm
Fluent German Travelling Rota Nanny, £70K–£100K DOE, Central London + International Travel

Full-Time Rota Nanny (Live-Out)
Schedule: 7 days on / 7 days off OR 10–14 days on/off when travelling
Location: Central London (Live-Out) + Worldwide Travel
Salary: £70,000–£100,000 per annum (depending on experience)

Are you a fluent German-speaking nanny with a passion for travel and a love for working with children?

A high-profile, warm and informal VIP family based in Central London is looking for an exceptional Fluent German nanny to join their informal, friendly household.

You will be working on a rotational schedule alongside a second permanent nanny, caring for four children in a fully staffed, supportive home environment. The role is predominantly live-out while in London, with accommodation provided during all international travel.

Paying anywhere between £70,000–£100,000 DOE you will be working in rotation, travelling to exciting international destinations.   Nannies seeking a long-term, stable position in a respectful and professional household need look no further.

Live-out in London, with travel accommodation included

Requirements:

  • Proven experience with multiple children in HNW or VIP households
  • Comfortable working in a team of nannies/staff
  • Flexible, discreet, professional, and highly organised
  • Willingness to travel internationally for extended periods (10–14 days at a time)

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an experienced nanny seeking a long-term role with adventure, work-life balance, and the chance to make a real impact in a family's life.


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