Dzilafho, 26, südafrikanisch, zurzeit in Ungarn sucht einen Job als Au Pair & Nachhilfe in Ungarn

I am already very excited about getting to know you. But, first of all, I would like to introduce myself to you.

My name is Dzilafho, currently a master student at the Péter Pázmány Catholic University in Hungary . I am 24 years old and from Limpopo in South Africa. I come from a family of 5, one older brother and a younger one then my mom and dad. We stay in a house that is located in an area full of nature. My dad is a special needs kids high school teacher and also a church pastor whilst my mother is a elementary school special needs kids teacher. Overall, we are a pretty much very small, simple and humble family.

I would describe myself as a reliable and caring person, who tries to make the best out of every situation. I like spending time with my friends; they are – as well as my family – very important to me. Always trying to help, I’m always there for them if they need me.

In my free time, I like to listen to music taking long walks in the near by lake .Furthermore, I enjoy reading a good book and singing – even though I cannot sing. Every summer and school time, whenever i am home i help kids in my community by teaching them Mathematics, Science and English.

Also, since my parents worked in the city, I was responsible for taking care of my younger brother from a young age, house chores and school work. I would also go to work with my mom or dad during holidays and help with the special needs kids, hence the love for children.

The reason why I want to be an Au pair is that I want to get to know the way of life of different cultures. Most importantly, it would be a great chance to spend an entire summer taking care of children. And of course, it would be great to improve my Knowledge of the language as well and travel the world.

I hope we can develop a good relationship, working and living together as a family. I would be very happy to experience an eventful summer with your family. I am looking forward to talking to you.

Yours sincerely,
Dzi