We are searching for someone more than an Aupair; a person who can be a big “sister" for Nevaeh, as she looks up to people who show her respect. If you have a caring, friendly and energetic nature we look forward to meeting you.
Essentially you are the caregiver for Nevaeh, whilst both Aaron & myself are at work. There are small housekeeping duties to be done but these are related to Nevaeh only.
As well as taking care of our daughter, the Aupair should help out with everyday household activities, e.g. setting the table, helping clean and putting away the dishes after meals etc. We would also love for you to help with the evening meals. After all, you are just like any other member of the family! Having said that, Aupair's should never be regarded as housekeepers, gardeners or language teachers.


My husband and I both work full-time on a week on week off roster, which works out to be fifteen days per month, you would be working that time also. Nevaeh currently attends pre primary school, which is five days of your working week. You would have a majority of the day to yourself as free time. We would require you to work the weekend also, tho please keep in mind that you would have every second week to yourself. In return you will receive a weekly pay of $375 AUD - ($1500 AUD) per month and have your own room in the house, with wifi Internet, all meals provided etc.

Experience with young children is preferred, though we can make exception for the right person.
We would love for you to have a reasonable knowledge and understanding of English. We do encourage our Aupair’s to teach some basic words of your language to our daughter.

We would also hope that you may have looked into the suitable Visa’s and air-flights into Australia, either the Working Holiday Visa - Subclass 417 or Work and Holiday Visa - Subclass 462, dependant to the country which you may live. These Visas are applicable to only a selected list of countries and is what is required to work in Australia as an Aupair.