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Dainfern Classifieds DAINFERN CLASSIFIEDS – 11 SEPTEMBER 2015 The DHA offer the Classifieds Section as a service to Homeowners and Residents and in no way do the DHA/DCC endorse any of the products and/or services displayed in this publication or do any checks on prospective employees – background checks and any other requirements are the responsibility of the Resident. REQUIRED IsiXhosa or isiZulu first language speaker wanted to play with and teach our two little girls (age 4 and 20 months) the language. I'm looking for someone who loves children, is full of energy and is a good teacher to come to our home for an hour or two during weekday afternoons to play with and teach our children the language through play. Own transport essential. Please contact me on 082 711 2606. Guin Gilbert. REQUIRED: AU PAIR / NANNY / HOUSEKEEPER / HOUSEMAN / GARDENER / DOMESTIC STAFF Sydiney is looking for either a full time, live in, job or piece work in Dainfern. Sydiney is able to do cleaning, ironing, washing, taking care of the house and pets, flower arranging, entertaining i.e. making of salads, breakfasts and setting of tables. He has a driver’s license. Sydiney travels with his current family if they go away to Cape Town as he is a very good handy man and fixes up their homes outside of Dainfern. Sydiney is honest, trustworthy and hard working with excellent references and living in Dainfern at present. Contact Sydiney on 0780282231 and for references contact Nicola 0834495868. Jeremiah Nyasulu (Malawian) is looking for a part time job on Wednesdays and Saturdays. He does everything from normal domestic work to gardening and driver. He is currently working for our family four times a week as a domestic worker and we can highly recommend him. He is very reliable, hardworking and has a nice personality. Contact Jeremiah directly on 0846663916 or Helena Friberg on 0760250877 for references. Full Time Au Pair Required for Family in Dainfern. 2 Children ages 3 and 21 months. The ideal person must have some sort of child care experience and have their own vehicle. Hours are from 07.00 – 17.00 Monday to Friday with the occasional weekend work. Please email your CV to [email protected]. DRIVER / HANDYMAN DAYTIME CHILD CARE / CARE GIVER DOMESTIC STAFF AVAILABLE Thembi (Thebelani Rakabe - ID 780526 0848 085) who is working for me on Saturdays is looking for a full or part time position. She is trustworthy, good at ironing and cleaning. Please contact Thembi on 0739156996 or Pia 0825747349 for a reference. Thembi is looking for full time work Monday to Friday live out. She has been working in Dainfern for over two years and is hardworking, honest and punctual. She is able to clean house, do laundry and ironing to a high standard and is available immediately. Please contact Thembi on 0739156996 or Ann on 0827135687 for a reference. My Domestic helper Anita Mpala is cheerful, reliable and honest. She has worked for me for the past 5 yars. Her other employer has relocated to the UK and she is now looking for employment Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. She is from Zimbabwe with a valid work permit. Please call Maureen on 0114694455 / 0824441196. Rose Lima is looking for work on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. She is able to undertake cleaning of the house, washing and ironing of clothing. She trustworthy, honest and hardworking. Please contact Rose on 0786796778 for an interview or Nombasa on 0845331055 for a reference. Lisbeth Maphangula is looking for work on a Tuesday and Thursday. She is capable in all facets of housekeeping including cleaning, washing and ironing. Please contact Lisbeth on 0733364229 or Neil for a reference 0825512331. Ruth who has been working in Dainfern for 8 years is looking for a full-time live-in position. She is very well versed in all the main household duties like cleaning, washing etc., her ironing is exceptional. She also likes to do babysitting. Ruth is a quiet, trustworthy person. Please contact her directly 0726394016 or for reference 0829901993 (Myriam). Alzina Mokoena worked for us for 7 years and her duties were taking care of our son from the age of 18 months and then changed to include supervising homework and driving him to various extramural activities in Dainfern. Alzina cleaned the house, walked our dog, did the occasional grocery shop, ensured grocery lists were updated, cooked, watered the gardener, instructed the gardener and sewed labels into clothes. She has her own car and is a qualified seamstress. Alzina is proactive, absolutely reliable and trustworthy and a wonderful person to have working for you in your home. She is always cheerful and well disposed. Please contact Alzina on 082 677 4415 or Tania on 082 497 4086 for references. Betty has been working for us for nearly 3 years. She is looking for extra work on Tuesday and Friday. Contact Betty on 078-948-4629. For reference, Helen 084-503-3131. Due to our relocation we are looking for a new position for Gladys. Gladys Bafedile Dira (51) has been working for us for 4 years now. She is looking for full time work (5 days) as a domestic helper for live in position. She is not only a fantastic housekeeper (cleaning, washing, ironing) but also great with kids, babysitting during the day and evenings too. Gladys is always on time, highly recommended. Contact Gladys on 083 438 5796 and for references please e-mail Marianne at [email protected]. Memory Manjeya is looking for live in, full time employment. She has been with us for close on two years. We have found her to be a keen, enthusiastic and hardworking employee. She has a sunny disposition and is extremely obliging. She is wonderful with our animals. Regrettably we are unable to take her with us to our Retirement home. Please call Memory on 078 553 1078 or Emmy Murray on 082 804 0936. Debra (Sibongile Dube) has worked for me for over 3 years. She is looking for employment as a domestic worker, full or part time, live in or out. Debra is very loyal, trustworthy and a very hard worker. Please contact either Susan Walker 0762240571 or Debra 0780114221 or email [email protected]. My domestic helper, Gloria, is looking for part time employment on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. She has been working for me for the last five years. She is reliable and respectful. She can be contacted on this number: 071 837 0778 or contact Jayesh on 011 4694484 for references. Due to relocation, our maid, Esther Ndlovu is looking for a full time job. Esther has been working for us ,as live-in, for two and a half years. Esther is sweet, honest, hardworking and has worked independently with cleaning, washing and ironing. She has also been great with the work of taking care of our daughter. To contact Esther call 073 697 3603. For reference call Gunilla at 078 213 56 77 GARDENERS Zwani is looking for additional days gardening work. He has proven himself to be hardworking and honest. As well as the gardening, he does basic pool maintenance, washes the car, cleans windows and also does simple handyman jobs around the house, including good painting. He also speaks good English. Contact Zwani on 0610572480 or Debi on 0788801719 for a reference. Dyfrey Banda, a Malawian with a permit worked for me for 6 weeks while my gardener was on leave. He did really well at all his duties which included sweeping up, dusting all verhandas, raking all leaves, gardening, watering and windows. He was keen, pleasant and I can highly recommend him. Please call me Monica 0824591539 for a reference or Dyfrey on 0604322971. John requires work on Thursdays. He is punctual, trustworthy, and hardworking and uses his initiative. John looks after all aspects of our garden, the pool, cleans cars, paints, walks dogs and assists wherever needed. Please call John on 073 225 7635 or Helen on 076 224 9484 for a reference. Our gardener Frank is looking for extra days. He is very hardworking and carries out his gardening duties well. Frank is also a good painter. If you are looking for a reliable , hardworking gardener or a painter- please contact Frank on 078 505 6581- ref : Colleen 082 898 6566 Sam, (cell no 0765662089), my current gardener looking for part time work on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. He is Reliable, Honest, Hardworking.Cleans cars too! Call Chantelle for a Reference if needed, 0829670270. Alex is an experienced gardener looking for work on Fridays. He has worked in Dainfern for several years and for us twice a week for the past 2 1/2 years. Alex is conscientious, polite, punctual, hardworking and very trustworthy and he really knows how to maintain, renew and build up a garden. He also cleans windows and cars and does basic painting as good as anyone else. Alex takes initiative and can work unsupervised. Please contact Alex on 083 982 9996 or call Line Gram, 083 645 1422 for references. Shelton is looking for work from 1 September on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Highly recommended, uses his initiative, goes the extra mile, excellent English. Trustworthy, punctual, reliable, hard working. Garden, Pool, Household Handyman. Phone Shelton on 071 423 7667 or contact Rosey on 072 308 5464 for a reference. Charles is free for gardening duties 3 days a week. Please call him on 084‪ 291 7067. Please call 0823293583 for references. Joseph Jere our gardener needs work for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. He currently works at 660 and 686, we can recommend him.
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