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Au Pair

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Join a host family in the USA or Europe and experience life from the inside.

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Becoming an Au Pair is the most authentic way to live in another country. You will be welcomed into a host family to help care for their children. In exchange, you receive a private room, full board (meals), and a weekly stipend. It is a cultural exchange that offers safety, security, and a deep connection to your new home.

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The Au Pair Program offers a deeply immersive cultural exchange experience, allowing participants to live with a host family abroad while supporting them with childcare. Rather than living as a visitor, au pairs become part of the household, sharing daily routines, traditions, and family life.

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This program is ideal for those who value connection over independence and want to experience a new culture from the inside.

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Why Students Choose Au Pair?

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• No rent or utility costs
• Daily language immersion
• Strong emotional and cultural connection
• Long-term stay abroad

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Popular Destinations

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🇺🇸 USA: The most structured program. Includes flights, a generous weekly stipend, and an Education Grant (money to take classes at a local American college).

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🇪🇺 Europe (France, Germany, Netherlands): Focuses more on cultural immersion and language learning. Shorter hours and more free time to explore Europe.

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You may live in a city, suburb, or smaller town, each offering a different cultural experience.

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‍What Life Looks Like?

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Living in the host family’s home

Regulated weekly childcare hours

Time to attend language courses or cultural activities

Monthly pocket money and free accommodation

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Your Responsibilities

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Getting the children ready for school.

Driving them to activities or playdates.

Helping with homework and playing games.

Light household duties related to the kids (e.g., preparing their meals/laundry).

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Who Is This Program For?

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• Individuals aged 18–30
• Those with childcare experience or interest
• Gap-year students
• Participants comfortable living with a host family

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Eligibility

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Aged 18–26.

Proven childcare experience (at least 200 hours).

Driver’s License (essential for the USA).

Clean criminal background check.

Secondary school graduate.

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