My motivation for wanting to be an Au Pair/Nanny comes from my passion for working with children and my desire to experience life in a new country. I love helping children grow, learn, and have fun. I believe that this experience will help me grow both personally and professionally. By becoming part of a new family and culture, I’m excited to broaden my horizons, improve my language skills, and create lasting memories with people from a different background. I look forward to being a positive role model for the children and contributing to their daily lives, while also learning from them.
Currently, I’m still in school and will finish my studies by the time my Au Pair year ends. A special part of my education has been the six-month internship I completed at an elementary school, followed by six months working in a nursing home. This gave me the chance to work with people from different age groups, which was incredibly rewarding.

I’ve had experience working with children, both in my internships and at home with my younger brother. We get along really well, and I enjoy spending time with him—whether playing games, helping with homework, or simply chatting. Having a younger sibling has taught me patience and understanding, and it’s made me more in tune with the needs of kids. It’s so rewarding to support them and watch them grow. These experiences have fueled my passion for working with children, and I hope to continue this path in the future.

I’ve been speaking English since 5th grade in school and have always enjoyed learning the language. Additionally, my boyfriend is from America, so I get to practice my English regularly with him and his family, who mostly speak English at home. This exposure has helped me improve my skills, and I feel confident communicating in English. I’m always excited to learn more and expand my vocabulary, especially through real-life experiences.

In addition to that, I work in retail, where I have a lot of contact with children. Honestly, it will be tough to be away from the kids during my time abroad, as I’ve grown really fond of them. I’ve always loved working with children, which is why I’m considering pursuing a career in a social field, ideally working with kids in the future.