InterExchange Au Pair USA offers young adults from around the world the unique opportunity to live and work in the United States as au pairs for up to two years. Au pairs participate in a 12-month program with the option to extend for 6, 9, or 12 months.
What is an au pair?
An au pair is a caring live-in childcare provider between 18 and 26 who lives as an extended host family member in exchange for room, board, and a small stipend. In addition to providing childcare, an au pair's responsibilities may also include:
* Dropping the children off at school
* Picking them up from school or after-school activities
* Helping with homework
* Assisting in keeping the children's rooms clean
* Cooking light meals for the children
While au pairs mainly provide childcare for the host family, they have plenty of free time to make the most of their stay in the U.S. They receive a $500 credit for taking educational classes at local schools and participate in monthly meetings and activities planned with other au pairs in their community.