Go AuPair

Go AuPair is located in Massachusetts, United States on Private Address in Boston, MA. Go AuPair is rated 3 out of 5 in the category nanny services in United States. Best Au Pair Agency & Program Services | Go Au Pair Skip to content Facebook Twitter Youtube Summer Hours: Mon – Thurs 8 AM to 5PM MT Call Us Toll-Free! 1 (888) 287-2471 Log In Host Families Au Pairs Local Area Reps International Reps Go Au Pair Host Family Process Au Pair Costs Find an Au Pair Au Pairs vs Nanny vs Daycare Register as a Host Family Become an Au Pair Au Pair in the USA Au Pair Abroad Register to Become an Au Pair Your Au Pair Sis Resources About Us Contact Us Host Family FAQs Au Pair FAQs Customer Delight Partners Department of State Regulations Au Pair Class Action Settlement Blog Register Become a Host Family Become an Au Pair Home wpadmin 2020-03-13T15:29:29+00:00 Au Pair Childcare in the US is… An extraordinary cultural exchange experience and a reliable, live-in childcare solution designed to meet your needs. Register Today Host Family Process What does an Au Pair do? They make your life easier by performing common childcare tasks. School & Activities Lunches, homework, backpacks, after-school activities; Au Pairs provide a convenient way to manage your busy schedule. Laundry & Tidying Up Au Pairs help out around the house, doing laundry and cleaning bedrooms and play areas for the kids – allowing you more quality time to spend with your kids. Culture, Meals & Fun Cultural fun every day through food, games, holidays, and other activities! Get top notch enrichment and love for your kids. “I don’t have to worry about planning outfits, lunches, scheduling transportation… [I can] be more present.” Andrea • Host Mom “She takes them on fun outings, and ensures they are safe and secure at every turn.” Jamie • Host Mom Au Pair Childcare Advantages It’s flexible, affordable, and allows you to select from a wide range of skills, experience and backgrounds. Au Pair vs Nanny While a Nanny can be live-in or not, they’re usually from your local area, and the pay and responsibilities are decided entirely between the family and Nanny. An Au Pair is a young person between 18-26 from another country, who lives with your family while caring for the children. See more about the differences between a Nanny, Au Pair, and Daycare. Au Pair vs Nanny vs Daycare How much do you pay an Au Pair? A weekly stipend of at least $195.75 is the minimum provided by the State Department; Host Families and Au Pairs may agree to a stipend above the legally applicable minimum. Host Families also pay a one-time contribution of $500 toward the Au Pair’s educational requirements during each placement year. With Go Au Pair, live-in childcare starts at $8.15/hour for up to 45 hours per week, and offers more flexibility to your family than any other form of childcare. Au Pair Cost Breakdown “The guilt that I had leaving my child in daycare has been alleviated.” Tiffany • Host Mom “We couldn’t be happier [to] have Aleja in our family. She loves our kids whole heartedly and they love her back.” Nikita • Host Mom Frequently Asked Questions About the Au Pair Program Can Au Pairs care for special needs children? Yes, Au Pairs are allowed to care for special needs children, as identified by the Host Family, when the Au Pair has specifically identified their prior experience, skills or training in the care of special needs children and the Host Family has reviewed and acknowledged in writing the Au Pair’s prior experience, skills or training so identified.  Many of our available Au Pairs have broad experiences and are interested in caring for children with special needs. Can Au Pairs drive in the U.S.? Yes, your Au Pair may drive in the U.S. for a variety of reasons including (but not limited to) as part of child care responsibilities, to attend school, to attend events hosted by your Local Area Representative and/or for personal/social reasons. Host Families are responsible for reviewing and screening an Au Pair’s driving experience during the matching process and for helping the Au Pair adjust to driving in the U.S. after arrival. Au Pairs do not have cars. If driving is part of the Au Pair’s child care responsibilities then a car must be provided. All other car access is coordinated between the Au Pair and Host Family. Any Au Pair driving in the U.S. must have auto insurance coverage and a driver’s license (either international license or state license depending on state law). VIEW MORE FAQs What Qualifications do Au Pairs have? Childcare experience: all our Au Pairs have verified employment experience across various types of childcare. Infant Qualified: Specialty experience requirements to care for children under the age of 2, giving parents peace of mind. Driving Experience: The most common childcare responsibility – identify what will be involved in getting your Au Pair acclimated to driving in the USA. Personality: See personality traits to help get a deeper connection with your live-in childcare provider. Learn About Our Au Pairs 200+ Au Pairs Available Now 25+ Countries we recruit Au Pairs from 75+ US Cities Serviced Learn more about the benefits of Au Pair childcare. Upon arriving in the United States, our Au Pairs will attend our Au Pair Success Workshop. The Au Pair Success Workshop is specifically crafted to build the skills, confidence and knowledge of every Au Pair to shape their success with their Host Family and the Au Pair program. Learn More Latest News and Stories Co-Winners: Gieseke Family and Au Pair Hendry Gallery Co-Winners: Gieseke Family and Au Pair Hendry Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest Co-Winners: Gieseke Family and Au Pair Hendry By Shonna Anderson|2020-07-20T15:53:20+00:00July 20th, 2020|Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest| A Loving Experience that Changed My World My journey with my host family started a long time before I become their Au Pair. I was friends with their 2 last Au Pairs and started to get to know the Gieseke family through them. My host mom being the generous and caring person that she Read More Co-Winners: Gerzon Family and Au Pair Yuliia Gallery Co-Winners: Gerzon Family and Au Pair Yuliia Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest Co-Winners: Gerzon Family and Au Pair Yuliia By Shonna Anderson|2020-07-20T15:52:39+00:00July 20th, 2020|Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest| My Host Family is a Blessing Hi, dear reader! Since you are reading this, you probably know what this is all about. Is it about being an Au Pair? Yes. Is it about challenges or struggles? Yes! Is it about being all by myself and feeling like no one cares about me? No. Why? Read More Runners-Up: Ford Family and Au Pair Ana Gallery Runners-Up: Ford Family and Au Pair Ana Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest Runners-Up: Ford Family and Au Pair Ana By Shonna Anderson|2020-07-20T15:50:54+00:00July 20th, 2020|Au Pairs, LoveMyHostFamily Contest| I Have the Best Host Family in the World! I was initially nervous about becoming an AuPair but was excited about a new opportunity.  Upon arriving in Pasadena with my new host family, there were three main goals I wanted to accomplish for myself.  The first goal was to speak English well; second was Read More About Go Au Pair Go Au Pair is one of the best Au Pair agencies in the United States, providing quality child care for over 30 years. Beginning as a nanny company in 1984, we soon expanded to include Au Pairs. We were one of the original Au Pair Program sponsors designated by the department of State in 1989. Learn More Contact Info 151 E 6100 S, STE 200 Murray, UT 84107 Phone: 1 (888) 287-2471 Family Contact Form Au Pair Contact Form Helpful Links Go Au Pair Host Family Process Au Pair Cost Find an Au Pair Au Pair vs Nanny COPYRIGHT 1999-2020 GoAuPair.com | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED | Privacy Policy | Sitemap This website uses cookies and third party services to provide the best possible user experience. Click Here to learn more. Ok