Programs

Au Pair

Au Pair

The program gives young people from around the world the opportunity to live and work in the United States as childcare providers, while gaining cultural experience.

Programs

Au Pair

Au Pair

The program gives young people from around the world the opportunity to live and work in the United States as childcare providers, while gaining cultural experience.

The participants' role is to care for the children of a family in exchange for accommodation, food, and a weekly or monthly allowance. They live as members of the family, providing daily care for the children, while also having the opportunity to take classes or explore the country during their free time.

Key features of the program

Duration

It typically lasts from 6 months to 1 year, with the possibility of an extension depending on the country and the agreement with the host family.

Duties

  • Caring for the family's children (e.g., playing, reading, transporting to activities).
  • Light household tasks related to the children, such as preparing meals, cleaning the children's areas, etc.

Educational and Cultural Activities

  • Free accommodation and meals with the host family.
  • A weekly or monthly allowance that covers the personal expenses of the Au Pair.
  • Specific days off or rest days.

Advantages of the Program

  • Opportunity for new cultural experiences and improvement of language skills.
  • Development of professional and personal skills in childcare.
  • An affordable way to live abroad for an extended period of time.

Program Au Pair is an excellent opportunity for young people who love childcare and wish to explore the world, living with a local family and gaining an authentic experience of daily life in a foreign country.

Requirements

Experience

Participants must have prior experience in childcare and be responsible, reliable, and friendly. Studies in the field would be beneficial for the candidate.

Age

It is typically aimed at young people aged 18-26.

Knowledge of English

Basic knowledge of the host country's language is required for daily communication with the family and the children.

J-1 Visa and Legal Structure

In countries such as the United States, a special J-1 visa for Au Pair is required, which allows the participant to stay in the country for the predetermined period.