Au-Pair

An au pair is a young individual from another country who lives with a host family to provide childcare and assist with light household duties in exchange for room, board, and a stipend. The au pair experience is designed to promote cultural exchange and provide mutual benefits for both the au pair and the host family. At Golden State Consulting In addition to our own services, we collaborate with partner agencies that share our values, providing you with a wide selection of Host families. These partner agencies are fully licensed within their respective cities or states, ensuring compliance with all relevant state and federal regulations. This guarantees a safe, legal, and supportive environment for both au pairs and host families.

Duties

1. Childcare

◦ Provide care for children, including supervising playtime, assisting with homework, and preparing meals.
◦ Help with morning and bedtime routines, including dressing, bathing, and bedtime stories.
◦ Engage children in educational and recreational activities.

2. Household Assistance

◦ Perform light household duties related to the children, such as cleaning up after meals, tidying up play areas, and doing the children’s laundry.
◦ Assist with general household tasks if agreed upon, such as meal preparation or running errands, though the primary focus should be on childcare.

3. Cultural Exchange

◦ Share their own culture and language with the host family, and participate in family activities to integrate into the household.
◦ Learn about the host family’s culture and language, often by attending language classes or engaging in community activities.

4. Flexibility

◦ Be flexible with working hours, as the schedule may vary depending on the family’s needs. This usually includes evenings and weekends, but the specifics should be agreed upon in advance.

Pay

Weekly Stipend

Au pairs generally receive a weekly stipend ranging from $200 to $400, depending on the country and specific arrangement. This amount may vary based on factors like experience, additional responsibilities, and the host family's location.

Annual Salary

This equates to an annual salary ranging from approximately $10,000 to $20,000.

Notes:

Legal Requirements: The compensation and benefits provided to au pairs must comply with visa regulations and labor laws specific to the host country. In the U.S., for example, au pairs are typically part of the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program, which has specific guidelines for their stipend and working hours.

Pay & Benefits: Weekly stipend, room and board, and the opportunity to experience a new culture.

Requirements: Valid visa, cultural exchange program enrollment.

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