Pracuj za granicą jako Au Pair i Granny Au Pair w Copenhagen, Dania przez 10-24 miesiące dla rodziny od Jessica

WE HAVE FOUND AN AU PAIR. WE WILL BE INTERVIEWING POTENTIAL CANDIDATES AGAIN NEXT YEAR. Hello out there! Copenhagen was rated the safest city in the world last year, and the city with the coolest neighborhood in the world! (...and world's best restaurant). The city isn't huge, you get pretty much everywhere in 20-30 mins, but it has a lot to offer if you're looking for new and fun experiences.

We are a pretty silly and goofy Danish-American family, with a strong work ethic and a flair for arts and crafts. I was a nanny and housekeeper myself in my twenties, so I know what its like, and we are really looking for someone to be like a big sister -- who gets a bigger allowance and therefore does a little more of the household chores. We do not, by any means, expect you to do everything -- we are looking for an au pair, not a maid. However, we do want someone who can help us with some of the practical duties of daily life like: packing the kids' bags for the next day, picking up or dropping off the kids at daycare or school, and taking them to their extracurricular activities, doing the grocery shopping, cooking healthy dinners (not everyday but a few times a week. Please feel free to make dishes from your home country!), occasionally being home with the kids after bedtime, and of course some light cleaning around the house.

All of these duties would still be shared by us as well, so do not think of all of this as being 100% all your responsibility. We are very flexible and open people. That said, I think it would be good to write down explicitly what your duties are and what hours of the day you are expected to work and so on. We want this to be a good experience for everyone! Any good relationship is built on open communication and mutual respect!!

The kids do karate and theater arts classes during the week and on weekends. Our daughter starts her first year of school later this year, until then, both of our kids are in full-time daycare very close to our home. We are a two parent household and both parents have full-time jobs (in Denmark full time is 37 hours a week, even for a physician so, its not like we won't ever be home). Both kids speak English and we have an indoor cat (who loves to play fetch!).

We live roughly 4km to the city center of Copenhagen. The closest train station is about 200m away and the bus stops about 50 meters away, both can get you there in about 10-15 minutes. It takes about the same amount of time to bike there, which many people do in Copenhagen.

The nearest language school is about 2,5km away. There is also public transportation that can get you there easily.