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10 Things What You Should Know Before Planning to Become an Au Pair. 

Setting yourself on a journey as an au pair is a memorable opportunity to explore a new culture, learn a new language, gain valuable childcare experience, and create lasting memories. Before you dive into planning your adventure, it’s crucial to understand the essential steps to prepare yourself for this unique experience.

Become an Au Pair has everything to be an incredible and enriching experience if you take the time to plan and prepare yourself effectively before moving abroad. Understanding the responsibilities, requirements, and cultural aspects of the program is key to ensuring a successful and enjoyable time as an au pair. 

As an Au Pair usually lives with a host family, providing childcare in exchange for room, board, and a pocket money. Embrace the experience of learning, growing, and creating lasting connections with your host family and the au pair community you’ll meet overseas. 

Find below 10 keys aspects to consider about the role:

  1. Understanding the Au Pair Role: You’ll be responsible for looking after the children, which includes tasks like meal preparation, homework help, and organizing activities. Sometimes few of light household will be requested as well. 
  1. Choose Your Destination Wisely: Since you’ll be spending a lot of time with your host family, it’s important to learn about the country, its culture, and weather. It will be easier if you choose a destination that matches your personality.
  1. Make Sure It’s the Right Family: Instead of just emailing, it’s important to interview the family to get to know them, their background with other au pairs, and the role’s tasks. Use this opportunity to ask all the questions you have. Don’t be shy. they won’t judge you.
  1. Check Documentation Before Departing: It’s time to check visa applications, passport validity, and any other necessary documents. We are here to give all the support you may need, talk to us. 
  1. Be Open-Minded: Keep in mind you may experience culture shock and homesickness, but embrace this opportunity to do and learn new things you wouldn’t at home.
  1. Financial Considerations: Plan for travel expenses and ensure you have adequate health insurance coverage.
  1. Language Preparation: Get familiarity with the language to communicate effectively with your host family and children. You can use English language apps or watch movies and series in English with English subtitles.

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  1. Explore the county: Enjoy your free time to meet new people, immerse yourself in the culture, and discover as much as you can. It’s the perfect time to create wonderful memories for the future.
  1. Learn from Other Au Pair Feedback: Hearing from other au pairs can help you prepare for specific issues or problems that may arise, and you can gain new ideas for a positive experience.
  1. Emergency Contacts: Keep important contacts handy, including the local embassy or consulate.

Our Au Pair program is a great opportunity to live in a host family in Ireland, Spain, France and US, but note you need to speak a bit of English and have a priori experience with kids. If you have any questions or need further assistance in planning your au pair journey, feel free to contact us. We’re here to support you every step of the way!

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