FANTASTIC AYI AVAILABLE

Our Ayi Lily, is looking for 2-3 days work per week ( Tues, Thurs and possibly Sat)
She is an excellent worker and always has our house looking immaculate, Lily is a very good cook both Chinese and some Western cuisine, She speaks good English and is brilliant with children.

Lily basically runs our house, cooking, cleaning, shopping and child minding. She has worked for other Australian families in the past and is extremely reliable and honest
She is looking for work on the Puxi side of town
her number is 1305 2035 595
or my contact details are george.india@hotmail.com

I recommend her highly
Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions

Georgina English

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Liam Collins Professional Tennis Coach
Kids Programs, School Holiday Tennis Camps, Kids Tennis Birthday Parties and more…
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Australian Hairdresser Living & Working in Shanghai
For more information please contact:
Jina on 1502 180 1310 or email: george.india@hotmail.com

Swimming lessons for infants, toddlers and children

At AUSWIM we first focus on safety around water, to in still an ethic to treat water with respect. This includes learning about safe water entry and being able to survive in most water conditions. As soon as our qualified and experienced instructors are convinced of the individual’s understanding of water safety, and progress to competence in the water, the instructor will take the individual to the next step of the learning cycle of learning to swim.

Shanghai, like many international cities where families are transient, makes it very difficult for families to have continuity with their child and or children’s water safety and swim skills development. Thus, AUSWIM instructors often need to speed-up the process of development in the water to overcome such past lost opportunities.
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