Months 1–3
Classroom & practical training
Tutor-led lessons, demonstrations, role play, group discussion, independent study and assessments.
Our Nanny Training programme
Developing skills for work and for life.
A six-month professional childcare programme combining practical learning, personal development and a supported placement with a family.
Apply for Nanny TrainingProgramme structure
Learn. Practise. Grow.
Trainees build the knowledge, confidence, character and communication skills needed to care for children and work professionally in family homes.
Months 4–6
Supported family placement
Apply learning in a family home while completing a competency portfolio with weekly guidance.
Seven core areas
What our trainees learn.
Introduction to Home-Based Childcare
The professional nanny's role, responsibilities and relationship with a family.
Growth and Development of Children
How young children grow and develop, and how their needs change.
Learning and Development Through Play
Using play and everyday activities to support learning.
Valuing and Respecting Children
Treating every child with dignity and responding to individual needs.
Care Routines, Health and Safety
Feeding, bathing, hygiene, sleep routines and basic first aid theory.
Safeguarding and Child Abuse
Recognising harm, maintaining boundaries and responding responsibly.
Faith, Family and Work
Character, relationships, responsibility and a biblical understanding of work.
Who can apply?
Young women aged 18–25 who have completed Grade 12, can read, write and speak English, are interested in working with children and can commit to the full programme.
Selection & completion
An opportunity, with clear expectations.
- Written application, aptitude test and interview
- Identity verification and reference checks
- Police clearance required before placement
- Successful completion of assessments and training
- Supported placement, portfolio and competency sign-off
- Respectful participation in the programme's Christian activities
Admission is not automatic, and completing training does not guarantee employment. Both the family and trainee must freely agree to a proposed placement.
The supported placement takes place in the family's home, not at the training centre.
Interested in becoming a professional nanny?
Take the first step by applying for training.
Apply for Nanny Training