Work abroad in Andrea's family for 1-3 Months starting from Jul 2023 as an Au Pair to take care of 1 children of 6 - 10 years old in Saluzzo, Piedmont Italy
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Family ID: 1790222
Children: 1 Children, 6 - 10 years old
City: Saluzzo / Village | More ⇩
Job Start: Jul 2023 - Sep 2023
Time of stay: 1-3 Months
Last action: 19 hours ago
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Welcome Letter to the Au Pair
Originally translated from ItalianoDear candidate, our family lives in Saluzzo, a small town of 17,000 people at the foot of one of the most beautiful mountains in Italy, Monviso (which you can see from the large window of your room). The house is in the city center. Everything in Saluzzo is close by, no more than a 20-30 minute walk.
Saluzzo has the bus and train station and we can let you use a bicycle. Using the public transport buses it is possible to easily reach the villages of the surrounding valleys for excursions on foot. In the city you can also attend a language school, there is a public swimming pool.
Although it is a small town, Saluzzo has many bars, clubs and places to spend the night. Anyway, it's a quiet, nice and peaceful place to live.
The city is one hour from Turin, the regional capital with an international airport, 2 and a half hours from Milan, 1 hour and a half from the Ligurian sea.
Job Description
Originally translated from Italiano
Family Information
Family has pets No
Family lives in Village
Parent's Age Group 30-45
Are you a single parent? Yes, I am a single father
Nationality Italian
Languages spoken at home English, Italian
Religion
Importance of religion Not important
Employment Journalist / Journalist
People living in the house 2
Children's/people's age and gender
5 Year male
Job Requirements
Working Hours (per week) 30 - 35
Pocket Money of Au Pair (per month) 400 EUR
Required Gender Female
Duration of Stay 1-3 Months
Earliest Starting Date Jul 2023
Latest Starting Date Sep 2023
Looking for Au Pair
Children's/People's Age 6 - 10 years old
Children/People to take care of 1
Minimum Childcare Experience No preferences
Preferred Nationalities American - USA, Australian, British, Canadian, Danish, Finnish, Welsh, Jamaican, English, Irish, Icelandic, Channel Islander, New Zealander, Norwegian, Dutch, Scottish, Swedish
Language Skills Good
Education Level High school
Willing to pay/share the travel costs? -no
Required Age 19-26
Accepts Smokers Yes, not at home
Taking care of special needs children/people required No
Taking care of pets required No
Swimming required No
Riding a bike required Yes
The applicant can attend language courses Yes
First Aid Training required No
Driving required No
Family Description
Originally translated from Italiano There are two of us in the family. Dad Andrea is a journalist and works for the mayor of the city. Mamma Valeria is a graphic designer and has her own studio in the centre. Paolo is 5 and a half years old. He currently he attends kindergarten (kindergarten). In summer, July and August, the school will be closed. From an early age Andrea spoke English with Paolo and understood practically everything: he often used English words mixed with Italian phrases. We are looking for an Aupair who speaks English also to improve his knowledge of the second language and to put him in contact with a different culture.He speaks a lot in Italian !! He likes to be around people, he's very outgoing, especially with his 4 older cousins.
We like hiking in the mountains, cycling, spending time outdoors and by the sea. We listen to music at home and we very rarely watch TV when Paolo is around. He is allowed to watch half an hour of cartoons every day, no more.
