Tutor/nanny for summer months in London - is there a need for this?

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This is a bit random but just wanted to see if there is a market for this and if so, where could I advertise/sign up?
I'm a teacher with a masters and a special interest in SEN and bilingualism. I have specific experience with ND pupils. I also have a CELTA. I'm a Muslim and speak Arabic but I'm from a British background. I'm off July and August and was thinking of being a tutor/nanny in London, possibly for a family from a Gulf background (simply because I'm Muslim and speak Arabic and this might be a selling point?) who have a child with disabilities and would like an enrichment type nanny/tutor service. I'd only want to work 3 or 4 full days per week.
Does this type of service exist, and if so, what sort of hourly rate is charged?

Thanks!

You could look at registering with sennies https://sennies.co.uk/

A lot of parents also use childcare.co.uk to find holiday/SEN childcare

I think this is a great idea. Random marketing thought - I work with luxury hotels a lot and they are all heaving over the summer with your target market. You could design a 1 page PDF to send to concierge at all the 5 star hotels in London and ask them to keep your details in case they are asked for a recommendation?

Thank you both for the replies, will consider both. @FusionChefGeoff I'm not in the world of luxury hotels, are there any in particular you could name that are popular with this demograph please?

All the ones on Park Lane / Mayfair / Kensington particularly but off the top of my head the luxury london hotels I can remember are:

Grosvenor House
Park Lane Four Seasons
Intercontinental Park Lane
Hilton Park Lane

Dorchester
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
The Landmark
Royal Lancaster Hotel
Savoy
The Ritz
The Lanesborough
The Langham
Raffles
Corinthia

Good luck!

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