• The First International Gift for Kids

    Immersive foreign language environment

    + cross-cultural companionship

  • What is an Au Pair?

    Au Pair, derived from the French phrase meaning "equal to each other", refers to young people aged 18 to 28 from native English, German, French and other language-speaking countries. They live with a host family in a foreign country as family members, undertaking limited and clearly defined light housework and childcare duties. Meanwhile, they immerse themselves in learning foreign culture and local customs, sharing daily life and growing together with the host family.

    Au Pair Program Introduction

    Our Au Pair program aims to promote in-depth cultural exchange. As an au pair, your main responsibilities include part-time childcare and light housework assistance for the host family. In return, you will receive free accommodation and meals, a weekly allowance, as well as a valuable opportunity to experience a brand-new culture firsthand. We expect all participants to be open-minded, responsible, and eager to integrate into the daily life of the host family.

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    Working Period, Hours & Responsibilities

    • Standard duration: 6 months, 9 months or 12 months, renewable at one time for a maximum of 24 months.

    • 4–5 working hours per day, with 1.5 days off per week (less than 30 hours weekly; public holidays follow the Chinese calendar).

    • Main responsibilities: Daily oral English interaction with children, reading, playing games, school pick-up and drop-off, and light child-related housework such as tidying up toys and assisting with simple meal preparation.

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    Support During the Stay

    • 24-hour Emergency Hotline: Round-the-clock emergency contact service for au pairs and host families.

    • Regular Follow-up: Frequent check-ins in the first month to ensure a smooth transition.

    • Dispute Mediation: Professional mediation service provided in case of misunderstandings.

    • Life Assistance: Support with visa extension, school enrollment and local administrative matters (if required).

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    Living Support

    • Accommodation: Private bedroom or guest room with private bathroom.

    • Meals: Daily meals provided together with the host family.

    • Pocket Money: RMB 1,500–2,000 per month.

    • Flight Tickets: Round-trip international economy class covered by the host family.

    • Insurance: Overseas medical and accident insurance.

    • Language Course: 4 hours of Chinese lessons per week fully covered by the host family.

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    Legal & Cultural Support

    • Visa & Regulations: Detailed guidelines on visa and insurance requirements for the destination country.

    • Local Laws: Local labor laws, safety guidelines and rental precautions.

    • Cultural Adaptation: Local etiquette, climate features, food culture and basic language tips.

    • Resource Access: Access to our online resource library and alumni au pair community.

  • Qualifications and Application Process for Becoming a Host Family

    Create an immersive language environment for children, share cultures, and grow together.

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    Qualifications to Apply as a Host Family

    • All family members are physically and mentally healthy with no criminal record.

    The family has at least two members, including children aged 2 to 18.

    At least one family member is able to communicate in basic English or the corresponding foreign language.

    Able to bear all program fees and provide the au pair with a private room and three daily meals.

    Understand and respect foreign lifestyles and customs, and be willing to live with international au pairs.

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    Application Process for Becoming a Host Family

    • Submit the family information registration form.

    • Preliminary qualification review and online interview.

    • Family background verification and home visit.

    • Sign the cooperation agreement and pay relevant fees.

    • Match with suitable au pair candidates.

    • Online video interview for mutual confirmation.

    •Assist with visa application and entry procedures.

    The au pair arrives and settles in to start the au pair life.

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    Benefits of Becoming a Host Family

    • Language Environment: Immersive native-language exposure without extra after-school tutoring.

    • Cultural Experience: Authentic exchange of festivals, food and values to broaden children’s global vision.

    • Cost-Effective: Overall expense lower than international schools and one-on-one foreign teacher lessons.

    • Parent Relief: Daily pick-ups and companionship shared by the au pair, allowing higher-quality parent-child time.

    • Personal Growth: Gain a precious long-term cross-border friendship.