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Mamanna

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Latest post on 17 February 2013 - 09:19
Hello I can help with tutoring if you are still interested? I've taught most stages of the curriculum. Let me know. Thanks Hi Jilly 81, could you contact me at annadippenaar at ya..oo dot co dot uk I am looking someone for my 2 boys. I am working full time and cannot always help them with their homework.
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Latest post on 30 December 2012 - 11:20
Hi Babyangel, as you from South Africa I would suggest you go for UNISA. I am studuing through UNISA and pretty happy with their services and fees. They do not have office here, only venue for exams submission. All related information about it you may find on their website.
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Latest post on 12 December 2012 - 15:37
I would suggest you order the sets from Lego website and arrange Aramex Shop&Ship - it is much cheaper! Though if you need it urgently - all the possible locations probably have been mentioned already. I've seen some Lego sets in Springs Choitram book store. May be you can find it there.
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Latest post on 12 December 2012 - 15:33
ELC some times have
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Latest post on 20 July 2012 - 10:03
Hi Cymraes, You are right - we took some ABA therapy with Reach Out, but we worked with Sanna - main therapist not Suzanne. She lead my boy from 4 years old till 9 years old and i highly appreciate the time because we no longer need therapy but just supervision in praparation of his home work. I feel sorry for your bad experience with Suzanne. It seems to me that they have such busy schedule that they might missed your request. I agree, this is not acceptable, but if you need something let people know about it. I hope you get what you were looking for.
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 21:47
Hi The Dangerous Blonde. Thanks for the advice. I am looking for tutor who can help with home work after school. We have nanny/ housemaid. But I do not need a tutor for specific subjects, but for the primary programm.
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 15:21
Ladies, Due to my full time employment I'm looking for a governess for my 2 boys (5 & 10 years). This is a part time position and will involve assistance with homework. If you would like to dedicate your time to 2 boys, or you know someone, who can do this, please let me know: annadippenaar at yahoo dot co dot uk Thank you
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Latest post on 28 July 2011 - 13:34
NC, I took few workshops with Reach Out previosly. You may contact Suzanne 0506533680. I don't know how now they arranging their sessions but before their trainers would visit your child at your location. Kids First: 043485437 - other clinic which provides various types therapy for kids with desourders. good luck
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Latest post on 29 January 2011 - 08:15
We sent a scaned copy to her e-mail and she printed it out in some internet cafe.
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Latest post on 28 January 2011 - 09:24
http://chatru.com/uae/ - Russian forum http://www.dxb.ru/en/club-eng.php - Moscow Club http://www.rus-church.ae/ - Russian Church There is a very big Russian community in Dubai. I'm sure your Russian lady will be able to find good friends very quick especially if she has kids - almost every nursery group or school class have russian kids. In case you need some other help with regards to Russians in Dubai do not hesitate to ask me.
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Latest post on 26 January 2011 - 09:13
KellsBells, we've done it for our previous made - it was about 2 years ago. I think it is compulsory if you opening the visa. In case of transfering visa you don't have to do it, because she doesn't have to fly back to Sri Lanka. Be aware, if she has "housemade" visa, they may force her to pass "housemade training program" at additional cost (not big amount, but we lost her ticket because they did not let her out of country without certificate of completion of the course). Once again, it was about 2 years ago, and some regulations may change. Ask in the Sri Lankan consulate about the "housemade training" to get a clear picture. Good luck.
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Latest post on 25 January 2011 - 14:18
Sunshine, you can write me: annadippenaar at yahoo dot co dot uk, I also live in Springs and I know someone who may help you.
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Latest post on 18 January 2011 - 15:46
As mentioned earlier, everyone imposes different obligations and expects different things from their maids. From my previous experience in ME I figured out what is appropriate for our family (may be not for others). We hired unexperienced lady, who still haven't learned "local" tricks. Basic salary is 1500 (it is double of minimum salary for Sri Lankan) + bonus = 2000. It gives her a motivation to work honestly. It was mutual agreement before contract was signed, that she will have no days off, but on Friday she is no cleaning, but stays at home. Our previous maid had her days off and she brought to our house "bouquet of deseases" after this days off. Unfortunately, many of maids getting extra money from labourer guys... (no explanation...). Surly, it is not great idea to keep this person in my house, who may pass this bad stuff to my kids. If my maid need to go somewhere we always aware where and with whom she had gone. If she needs to buy anything - I do it for her (with limit, of course). After work her working hours she may visit her friends but she must be at home before 10 pm. We use to give a food allowance to our previous maid. She didn't want to spend this money for food - instead, she was buying cheap and rotten food, that couse stomach problem - you will end up paying doctors more, than you might spend for her food. Our decision - she may take and cook anything she wants from our fridge. She is cooking for all of us and she doesn't have to spend time and money for her own food. After all - storry about boyfriends. It is not a secret that maids sharing their stories with each other, sometimes they are not real, but they "good enough" to generate envy in others... One maid feels envy, because sponsor of other allowed her to have a boyfriend, get part time job and always gave her extra clothes, money etc. Envyous made simply reported the case to police - as a result - sponsor paid big fine, maid is in prison. The fine may reach 50,000 AED. Do you have extra 50,000? Don't let anyone misuse your kindness, but be fair - and maid will be your good friend. <em>edited by Mamanna on 18/01/2011</em>