Live-in: Separate offsite accommodation at main residence
Start: July 2026
Rate: €3000+ per month
Days: 5-6 days per week - term time: 4 hours per weekday + 6–8 hours one weekend day; school holidays: 6–8 hours per day

Key Requirements:
• Proven experience working with children of a similar age (early years / primary age)
• Fluent English speaker, with the ability to support language development
• Energetic, active, and genuinely enjoys outdoor play and sports
• Ability to act as a positive male role model, mentor, and companion
• Experience supporting homework and early learning in a fun, interactive way
• Organised and proactive in planning activities that support development
• Comfortable working within a fully staffed household environment
• Flexible and adaptable to changing schedules (term time vs holidays)
• Willingness to travel between residences and spend time at a summer home
• Comfortable around dogs
• Degree-educated (preferred)
• Driving licence (advantageous)

A private Greek family is seeking a positive, energetic and engaging male nanny/companion to support their three active young boys, twins aged 7 and their younger brother aged 4. This role focuses on building a strong and playful bond with the children, acting as both mentor and companion while naturally encouraging the development of English language skills, good manners and social awareness through interactive play. The children are sporty, outdoors-oriented and full of energy. They enjoy football, swimming, cycling, and spending time in nature climbing and exploring. They are easy-going in nature, though may take a little time to build trust, so a patient, kind and naturally engaging individual is essential. The successful candidate will confidently support homework and assist with developing the children’s English in an enjoyable and relaxed manner. This is a fully staffed household. An au pair assists with daily routines, and housekeepers manage the home, meaning this role is centred entirely on engagement, companionship, and supporting the children’s development rather than nursery duties.