Understand the arrangement
Discuss daily responsibilities, household expectations, time off and the support available before anyone makes a commitment.
Start a conversation about your household, expectations and the practical arrangements involved in welcoming an au pair.

Discuss daily responsibilities, household expectations, time off and the support available before anyone makes a commitment.
Good conversations cover the candidate’s experience and the family’s needs, with a clear understanding of the programme and destination.
Screening, accommodation, costs, travel permissions and escalation contacts all deserve clear answers.
Available countries, programmes, roles and support are discussed individually. We do not promise a placement, job or visa outcome.
Tell us about your background or needs, your location and what you have in mind.
Understand the current offering, responsibilities, costs and practical boundaries.
Review the agreed next steps before sharing sensitive documents or making commitments.
Find an initial answer here, then ask about your circumstances.
Start with an enquiry. The team will discuss whether there is a relevant programme or service and explain the process before requesting further information.
No. Availability, suitability, selection and any immigration permissions are separate considerations. Ask about the specific scope and terms before committing.
Please keep the first message brief. Do not include passport numbers, identity documents or sensitive personal information. A suitable sharing process can be discussed later.
Share your destination, the service you need and the questions you would like to discuss.
Legal advice relevant to your service is included for every paying client.
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