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❱ Niemcy ❱ Au Pair

Dirk z Rodziną

Cecilia jest dobrą dziewczyną au pair. Przyjechała do nas z innej rodziny goszczącej, aby mogła pozostać tylko 6 miesięcy do ❱❱

Au Pair w Szwajcaria

Zehra Nur, Turecka

Wszystko w porządku. Teraz mam rodzinę w Szwajcarii. Miałem wspaniałe doświadczenia z moją rodziną goszczącą. Miałem okazję ❱❱

❱ Niemcy ❱ Filipińska Au Pair

Christine z Rodziną

The portal is well designed and contains a lot of information. The app is relatively easy to use, but it takes a little time to get an ❱❱

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The portal is well designed and contains a lot of information. The app is relatively easy to use, but it takes a little time to get an overview. Sometimes I was suggested candidates who didn't match my search criteria. It took our au pair (male) a while to get used to the culture and especially the cold climate. We realized that the cultural differences are huge (Europe: direct, Asia: always friendly, always good, never problems). The family also plays a big role with our au pair. He always asks them for advice and sometimes they decide for him what to do next. Unfortunately, he wanted to look for another au pair position after just three months. His family had decided this for various reasons (he shouldn't have to walk to school from the language school in the evening and he had no training for disabled children). We only found out about this by chance, we were very shocked at first and immediately went to talk to him. We were able to discuss the matter and he told us that he and his family had already decided that he would stay after all. However, he didn't seem to understand that this was a mutual agreement in the au pair contract and not a unilateral commitment that could be terminated at will. Overall, our au pair is hardworking, loves children (although without experience) and is eager to learn. However, he (24 years old) still lacks a lot of life experience and independence. He also seems to find it difficult to see himself as a member of our family. Our offer to take part in our family life (TV evenings, amusement park) outside of "working hours" has not yet been accepted. That's a shame. We keep telling him that we see him as a family member and not as "cheap labor" (he once expressed this fear during the application process). We explained a lot to him right from the start and encouraged him to ask questions or tell us if he didn't understand something or perhaps didn't want to do something. He would like to do an FSJ in Germany after his AuPair year, we keep offering him support but here too he seems to prefer to plan and organize it with his family.

❱ Niemcy ❱ Ugandyjska Au Pair

Rabea z Rodziną

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