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Why Au Pair In China?
Learn more about au pair program in China and become a family member
Chinese parents attach great importance to their children’s education and make early-education more and more seriously.
Nowadays, au pair program becomes a new current for lots of Chinese families who want to let their children improve their English skills and get in touch with other cultures by communicating directly with foreigners.
“Au Pair By RISH” Program in China
Based in Shanghai, our host families cover Beijing, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, and other metropolis in China. You will get the choice of where you want to live and most importantly with which family that best suits you.
Leave your comfort zone, travel to a whole new world, learn another language and culture, au pair in China is an exciting adventure where you can share and broaden your horizon.
Live in a Chinese family, offer live-in educational childcare, in exchange for free room and board, opportunity to learn Chinese, and being immersed in one of the most ancient cultures of the world.
From a 3-month or 6-month au pair stay, what leaves behind is a meaningful experience and lifelong relationship which may lead you to specific destinations.
What does an Au Pair do?
As an au pair, you will have opportunities to experience Chinese life, learn Chinese language, travel with the host family, make international friends.
Meanwhile as a member of the family, accompanying the host child(ren) is your first occupation. You will be responsible for providing live-in educational childcare. You will be mainly in charge of English tutoring, helping with homework, some simple housework related to child(ren), etc.
Au Pair Qualifications
Au Pair Benefits
Get to know all what you can expect while being an au pair in China
Duties & Responsibilities
Although the working hours and tasks might vary depending on the host family, an au pair provides maximum of 30 hours a week of English tutoring and childcare. In general, it will include:
Depending on the host family and the age of the child(ren), the detailed daily schedule will be discussed when your match has been finalized.
But by common consent, you will be on duty not more than 30 hours a week, and you will have 1.5 days off per week.
A typical au pair timetable
Program Gains and Costs
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– Au Pair Program Costs:
– Other Costs:
You will be responsible for all costs related to providing your application materials. If necessary, you may also be required to make a direct payment to your local Chinese Embassy/Consulate for your application for a Chinese entry-visa, which will be paid back to you after you arrive in China.
There are no hidden charges and no room and board to pay throughout your stay in China.
