Au Pair in America is the perfect combination of childcare, study, travel and cultural exchange. It is a meaningful way to care for children and share experiences, bringing together so many opportunities into one incredible experience.
At the head of each cluster is a community counsellor who is there to ensure that you and your host family are having a successful time.
As an Au pair, you are more than just an employee but an additional family member.
You will share your culture with your host family, and in turn, learn about theirs.
Those seeking a perfect combination of childcare, study and travel. Au pairs provide up to 45 hours of childcare per week in return for a minimum of US$195.75 weekly stipend as well as room and board from your host family in return for up to 45 hours of childcare per week.
Your host family will provide an annual study contribution of US$500. You will have to gain a minimum of 6 study credits.
You have professional childcare experience or recognised childcare qualification. As an Extraordinaire au pair, you will receive a minimum of US$250 (US$300 from Sept 1) weekly stipend as well as room and board from your host family in return for up to 45 hours of childcare per week.
Your host family will provide an annual study contribution of US$500. You will have to gain a minimum of 6 study credits.
You would like to do some more study? As an EduCare Au pair, you will take care of school-aged children, which means that the childcare that you will provide will usually only be before and after school.
This is great as it allows you the opportunity to focus more on your studies! As a EduCare au pair, you will receive a minimum of US$146.81 weekly stipend as well as room and board from your host family in return for up to 30 hours of childcare per week. Your host family will provide an annual study contribution of US$1000. You will have to gain a minimum of 12 study credits.
* The minimum weekly stipend is calculated by the U.S. Department of State after accounting for costs associated with weekly room and board. Host families and au pairs are free to agree to compensation higher than the legally applicable minimum.