A nanny’s resume is made up of many different components, including their basic information, education, skills, qualifications, work experience, and references. One of the most important aspects of a great resume, second only to prior work experience, are a nanny’s references. References are mainly comprised of past employers or former colleagues. If a nanny has never known any other career though, she most likely does not have any colleagues to call upon for a reference. This is where a peer reference, or character reference, can become extremely useful. A nanny will need a peer review from someone who knows her and her work ethic well. If you are ever approached by a fellow nanny to give her a peer reference, here are some important points to remember when you are writing the reference, or if you are called upon by her potential employers.
Tips on providing a Peer Reference.
This article originally appeared on CareAcademy.co. Reprinted with permission.
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