Au Pair USA

Au Pair is an international legal visitor who lives in the United States as an extended member of their Host Family. These young men and women provide child care services in exchange for room, board, a weekly stipend, and contributions towards education. Most au pairs participate in the Au Pair Program for the valuable cultural experience of living with an American family and are treated more as a member of the family then an employee. Au pairs can be from any foreign country except those which the U.S. does not have diplomatic relations.

Who is qualifying for Au Pair?

- Age of 18 till 26
- Have graduated from secondary school of the equivalent
- Have proficient in English
- Must be able to provide childcare references for 200 hours
- Must not have been an Au Pair in the United States previously

Duties and responsibilities:

- Provide up to 45 hours of childcare per week, but no more than 10 hours per day
- Provide quality childcare
- Help children get ready for the day’s activities
- Assist with general child-related chores, such as laundry, tidying the children's bedrooms and play areas, and food preparation for the children
- Driving the children between home, school and other activities

You will have:

- A minimum weekly stipend of $195.75
- At least 1 day off per week, at least one weekend off per month
- A private bedroom and meals
- Money forJ1 visa educational requirement in college
- An extra month at the end of my year to travel
- Medical insurance
- 3 day training session in New York City to suit each Au Pair and Host Family's needs


For this year you will have:

- Perfect knowledge of English language
- Experience of international dialogue
- Will receive a diploma of the American college
- Will make friends from different countries of the world, in fact students participate in this program from many different countries