I have extensive experience in childcare, mainly through my work as a private tutor. Teaching children of different ages has given me a deep understanding of how to support and encourage them in a way that suits their individual needs. Tutoring isn’t just about academics—it requires patience, responsibility, and the ability to create a positive and motivating environment.

Beyond helping with schoolwork, I’ve learned how important it is to build a friendly and trusting relationship with children. I always try to be someone they feel comfortable with, someone they can talk to and rely on. This experience has made me even more confident in my ability to connect with kids, understand their emotions, and create a fun and supportive atmosphere for them.
This April, I’ll also be doing a one-month internship in a children’s neurology department at a local hospital. I’m really looking forward to this opportunity, as it will not only deepen my medical knowledge but also further develop my empathy and understanding of children’s needs in different situations. My motivation to become an au pair comes from wanting to spend my time before starting medical school in a meaningful and social way. I love the idea of immersing myself in a new culture, getting to know a different way of life, and learning how to be an even more responsible and independent adult. Being in a completely new environment will also help me develop my social and language skills in a way that no classroom ever could.

Also, I really want to make a positive impact on the family I stay with. I’d love to help out wherever I can, support the parents, and most importantly, create great memories with the children. Spending time with kids has always been something I enjoy, and I’d love to be not just a caretaker but also a friend to them—someone they can have fun with and rely on. I know this experience will be full of unforgettable moments, and I’m really excited about the adventure ahead!