Are you fit, friendly and keen on eating pasta? Then consider a job nannying in Italy, where a long, hot summer is already underway.
What's the country like?
Italy is a paradise for those who enjoy being outdoors, so come prepared for skiing, tennis, and, of course, watersports. Only the wealthiest families employ British nannies, whom they call 'babysitters', and parents like their children to be learning English while they're with you.
Where are the best places to work?
Some nannies choose Rome or Milan, Italy's busiest cities, but many go to the area around Lugano, a large town on the Swiss/Italian border, where parents can be of mixed Swiss/Italian nationality.
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