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Gap year as an Au Pair

For Au Pairs | Anastasia | Reading time: 3 min.
I studied for an interpreter and was in the second year of university when I decided to take a Gap Year. I could easily speak English, but with German there were some problems ... This language seemed too complicated for me: strange pronunciation, complex grammar and THE articles.  Read More »

Is the Au Pair stay useful for your resume?

For Au Pairs | Tanja | Reading time: 2 min.
Some of you have probably wondered if it is actually useful for the future to work as an Au Pair, especially in those cases where people want to stay for 6 months or longer. Becoming an Au Pair means for many to start the university later or even skip it for one year.  Read More »

What to do if the Host Family doesn’t pay

For Au Pairs | Julia | Reading time: 2 min.
Becoming an Au Pair can be a fantastic opportunity for intercultural exchange and getting experience in the field of child care. As an Au Pair, you become a family member who lives in the Host Family’s house. However, the Host Family shouldn’t take you for granted.  Read More »

Workers Museum Denmark

For Au Pairs | Vikas Garg
Workers museum exhibition is the story of equal rights, the right to vote, of strikebreakers and Dandy proletarians, conciliation and hunger. But also about reform, revolution, progress, and leisure. When people were fighting for an 8-hour workday instead of 12. Where strikes and lockouts are commonplace, but not something that could sustain the family. There are pieces of an original house of a working-class family, transplanted to the museum in whole. Read More »
 
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