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Au pair Australien

 

Welches Profil braucht man, um als Au-pair-Mädchen nach Australien zu gehen?

  • Bereitschaft, sich für einen Aufenthalt von mindestens 6 bis 12 Monaten zu verpflichten.
  • Lebensalter am Tag der Abreise zwischen 18 und 30 Jahren.
  • Besitz des Führerscheins beziehungsweise im Begriff, den Führerschein zu erlangen.
  • Mindestens 200 Stunden fundierte Erfahrung jüngeren Datums in der Kinderbetreuung.
  • Fähigkeit eine einfache Unterhaltung in korrektem Englisch zu führen.
  • Nichtraucher(in).
  • Polizeiliches Führungszeugnis ohne Eintrag.
  • Bereitschaft, bei der Kinderbetreuung und bei kleineren Arbeiten im Haushalt zu helfen (30 bis 40 Stunden pro Woche).
  • Verantwortungsbewusstsein, Flexibilität und sehr gute Anpassungsfähigkeit.
  • Bestreiten Ihrer Reisekosten nach Australien einschließlich Visumskosten.

 

You will be able to take our Online Au pair course for free valued at $110 for free when you register with us! Have a look of some of the content

Online Au pair Course Module 12

Module 13 – Making the Relationship Work

Being a Part of Your Host Family

•  Spend as much time as you can with your host family! This is most important during your first couple of weeks together. The more of your free time that you spend with your host family, the more you will get to know them and let them get to know you!

•  Have dinner with your host family as often as you can. Also, help out as a family member by asking to help set up or clean up the dishes, and help out in the kitchen. This is a great time to really start to feel like you are a member of the family.

•  Participate in social events and family events with your host family. These might include: outings to the museum, zoo, park, or sporting events. They might also be birthday parties, holidays and special celebrations. You can have fun while bonding with your family, and you'll also learn a lot about Australian culture.

•  Share your culture with your host family. Talk about your country, teach the family some of your language, teach the kids some of your songs and games, and prepare some food from your country. Your family will love this, and it will make you feel closer to home, especially if you are feeling homesick.

•  Enjoy all of the little things throughout the year, don't only focus on the big things.

•  By asking what you can do to help, you are showing the family and kids that you care about them.

•  When you go out to dinner with the host family, you can still help out as a family member. You are not working, but you can make the experience more fun and more enjoyable by keeping the kids entertained, helping out with their food, and keeping up a conversation. Make sure you always thank your host parents for dinner!

•  Good hygiene is really important! Make sure you shower and wear deodorant daily.

•  Try to make your bed every day, and also keep your room clean and your clothes picked up so that you set a good example for the kids.

•  Keep the bathroom you use tidy and try to clean it at least once a week.

•  Keep the car(s) you use clean and neat. Respect your mileage limits. Do not bring the car home without gas. No one, for any reason, should be smoking or drinking in the car.