Educatore/trice Jolly Asilo Nido di Offanengo

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Educatore/trice Jolly Asilo Nido di Offanengo

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Educatore/trice Jolly Asilo Nido di Offanengo

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Offanengo, Italy

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Cerchiamo una persona dinamica, flessibile e appassionata del mondo 0-3 anni, disponibile a supportare l' équipe educativa.

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Titolo di studio idoneo per i servizi educativi 0-3 anni
Capacità di lavorare in équipe
Flessibilità e disponibilità

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