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AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Alana, an English Au Pair in Spain!

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Lala, an Azerbaijani Au Pair in Amsterdam!

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs & Nannies! Today we meet Magali, a French Au Pair in the USA.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs & Nannies! Today we meet Marichu, a Nanny from the Philippines working in Hawaii!

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Fiorella, a Peruvian Au Pair in Amsterdam!

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Andrew, a Canadian Au Pair in Europe (Italy, Austria & Spain).

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Aimee, a Filipino Au Pair in Germany.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Limpo, a male Au Pair from Zambia who is working in Germany.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Fitri, an Indonesian Au Pair in Belgium.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Blessing, a Nigerian Au Pair in Sochi, Russia.

Before the Au Pair stay begins, there are two very important matters the Au Pair and the Host Family need to take care of: the insurance and the contract. We have gathered all the details to answer the most commonly asked questions.

Would you like to become an Au Pair in Australia and travel around this amazing country? Then this podcast will explain to you how!

Becoming an Au Pair in Germany is very popular and there are various reasons for that. You not only experience a new culture, but also live with a Host Family! This cultural exchange will be the best decision of your life! Find out yourself why Germany is such a wanted Au Pair destination!

Try to explain to the possible candidates why you would like to host an Au Pair. Do not forget to give the Au Pair a few reasons why you would be the perfect match. Convince the Au Pair that she/he is going to have a great time with your family!

The welcome letter is a part of the application - no matter if you apply as an Au Pair or as a Host Family, you need to make a good first impression on the other side.

Searching for a future Au Pair or a Host Family on your own may possibly put you in danger. AuPair.com screens our whole community on a daily basis; nonetheless, if some black sheep slips through our security, here is everything you need to know to stay safe no matter what.

Would you like to find a person to look after a senior parent, grandparent or relative? Would you like to look after elderly people? AuPair.com gives you the possibility to search for senior caregiver or register as one, even though this service has little in common with the Au Pair program.

Looking for flexible assistance in everyday life? In the Live-in help program, you can host a young person in exchange for help in your daily tasks.

Looking for flexible tutoring during the summer holidays? With the tutoring program, you can host a young student who will be a great tutor for your kids!

If you're considering hiring an Au Pair and are wondering: how much does an Au Pair cost? We have the answers for you.

Are you looking forward to hiring an Au Pair and starting the Au Pair program? Check out if you meet the Au Pair’s Host Family requirements.

The Au Pair program has its own regulations which the Au Pair and the family need to meet. In case of nannies, the only regulation that applies to a live in nanny and a family is the country employee legislation - there are no exchange program rules to follow.

The visa requirements vary depending on the Au Pair citizenship and target country. The Au Pair needs to ask the host country's embassy in her/his homeland about the visa requirements.

Video interview with a potential Au Pair / Host Family is the most important step of screening the candidates as it will let you know the real person behind the online profile. You can find here many useful tips on how to prepare for the video interview.

If you are going to become an Au Pair abroad you need to check first if you meet the Au Pair program requirements.

An Au Pair has different responsibilities according to the Host Family needs. The main task is taking care of the children and playing with them. Find out more in this podcast!

The Au Pair contract is a legal document that can help you avoid many possible misunderstandings and problems during the Au Pair stay, as well as to protect yourself if something goes wrong.

Who is an Au Pair and what does s/he do? Find out the definition of the Au Pair program in this podcast!

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Venice, a South African Au Pair in Berlin, Germany.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Sophie, a German Au Pair in New Zealand.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Natasha, a South African Au Pair in Spain.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Nancy, an American Au Pair in the north of Spain.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Kerry, a British Au Pair in Spain.

AuPair.com interviews is a new format collecting a series of interviews to former or current Au Pairs. Today we meet Lauren, an Australian Au Pair in Europe. She tells about her experience being an Au Pair in four different countries: Italy, Switzerland, Denmark and UK!