Services Provided by Global Nannies & Caregivers Agency Ltd.

 

The Benefits of Having a Nanny

​Selecting a nanny is a very important process to undertake since you are hiring an individual from a foreign country to not only live in your home, but also to care for your children in your absence.

 

This can be a daunting process and we are here to help you. Perhaps you are not entirely sure if a nanny is the ideal solution for your family, so we would like to point out a few of the benefits for you and your children should you decide to employ a live-in-caregiver.

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• You can personally select a nanny who will be compatible with your family-a daycare does not give you this option

• Financially it is wise to hire a nanny, more so if you have more than one child

• You have the benefit of additional help with household chores

• We specialize in the provision of care for these individuals and can match individuals with medical training with families who require these services

• Your children will receive individualized attention, which is often crucial since children may not necessarily receive all the attention they require in a daycare setting

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What a Nanny Can Offer Your Family

• Help make your life will be less stressful, especially in the morning when you usually have to drive your children to daycare

• With a nanny, you can care for your sick child at home while still maintaining your work commitments, ensuring both your family and career are well-supported.

• Help accommodate for an unexpected change in work hours or a shortage of daycare spaces

• Provide the needed attention for children with special needs or for the elderly

• Remain at home with someone they are familiar with and care about

• Nurture your children with the values that matter most to yo

 

Information for Nannies, Caregivers, Nurses and In-Home Support Workers

 

Before Applying:

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Ensure you meet the qualifications to become a caregiver in Canada. You must meet specific criteria set by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, including:

• Completion of Canadian High School equivalent.
  6 months of full-time training or 12 months of experience in a relevant field (e.g., early childhood education, geriatric care, pediatric nursing, or first aid).
  Proficiency in English or French, and the ability to work independently in a home setting.

For more details on the Canadian Live-in Caregiver Program, click here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/index.asp 

For a Work Permit application form, click here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/work.asp 

 

Application Process:

If you're a nurse, nanny, or caregiver qualified to independently care for children, elderly, or disabled individuals, you likely meet the eligibility criteria.

1. Contact us via email or fax for details on partner agencies and specific country requirements.

2. Schedule an Interview with a local representative.

3. Once accepted, we will match you with families and guide you through the process until your arrival in Canada.

    

Please come prepared with necessary documentation (diplomas, certificates, etc.) and be honest about your qualifications. Your marital status and number of children will not affect your application.

Contact us, and we’ll assist you through every step of the process.