
Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Global Work & Travel
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The growing need for native English speakers means families all over the world are willing to offer room and board and a weekly stipend in exchange for having an individual to look after their kids and help them to learn English. Most parents want their children to start learning English young, and even though some families may already speak a little English, they often want their kids to become fluent faster and early. Although speaking English is a high priority for most families, there isn’t typically much structure involved to teaching the kids. Families that hire au pairs generally just want a native English speaker to converse with them frequently. The need for au pairs abroad is astonishing and it’s hard to believe that this well-kept secret hasn’t been leaked more prevalently in the States.
Amongst all the amazing benefits like a free place to stay, some meals, feeling like part of the family, and getting paid, au pairs working abroad will also have ample time to explore. Rekindle your passion for the location or start a love affair with a new place.
A Secret Too Good to Keep. It isn’t something a lot of people think about when they imagine living abroad. Though TEFL certification abroad(Teaching English as a Foreign Language)seems to be the most popular route, but often time contracts are longer and placements can be more limited. Plus, a good sized investment is necessary to get started, while beginning work abroad as a nanny only requires the cost of the airfare to get yourself there. Although it is possible to find a host family that will pay for your travel in full, it is very rare. Families may agree to pay for a portion of your travel if you ask, but don’t depend on it.
Western Europe. Au pair jobs abroad are most popular in Western European countries, especially in the U.K., France, Austria, Germany, and Italy. This region is where the highest concentration of au pair positions can be found and short term placements are commonplace in Western Europe too (and in Mediterranean countries). These au pair jobs can be a perfect fit for students looking to spend the summer abroad in between semesters. American citizens can stay in the E.U. for up to 90 days on a tourist visa. Age restrictions vary between E.U. countries so be sure to check the guidelines right away. Some countries, such as Austria, have a maximum au pair age of 28, for example.
Australia & New Zealand. These island nations are both very popular locations for au pair positions abroad. Australia has a wonderful working holiday visa program for people between the ages of 18 and 30 which makes it easy to live and work there for a longer period of time. This is fitting because many nanny contracts in Australia are more long term.
United States. This is a great way for international students to spend some time in the States or have some quality time practicing English before studying in the U.S. Foreign au pairs coming to work in the U.S. must be from a country which has diplomatic relations with the U.S. The regulations are somewhat opposite of au pair placements in other countries. There is minimum study of 12 months with host families in order to qualify for the J-1 visa in the U.S., while in most countries overstaying is more of concern.
No Matter Where You Live. Investigate the cities you find au pair jobs in and the families who may be interested in hiring you. There will be times when you receive messages expressing interest from families who may live in another part of the country you searched, or another country entirely. Give it a try and explore your options.
Helpful Hint: Always be sure to do your research on all the specific city names mentioned in a family’s profile. “Just a train ride away from Rome” may actually be a small town, in the middle of nowhere, and the train ride they are referring to is 10 hours long.
When To Start Your Search. Families begin their searches for au pairs well in advance. Start putting yourself out there and researching at least six months prior to when you hope to leave. You might find a great family sooner than expected. Once you have found the right family for you, it’s okay to start making plans. “It’s so soon” you might think. Don’t worry, some things in life just happen on their own time.
Requirements. The organization will probably do a background check, to reassure the family that they have no reason to be concerned about a criminal history. First Aid and CPR certifications are typically required and having these certifications will make you much more marketable as an international au pair. The application process for most au pair abroad jobs requires sending your personal information to the family or job finding service. Families will want to know as much as possible about the person who will be spending time alone with their kids, but it works both ways. NEVER send money directly to the family or sign something you don’t understand, get to know them before committing too.
Making a Profile. Think of an au pair profile like a relaxed version of LinkedIn. There are sections with questions that you answer based on what families want to hear about the most and you get to sell yourself a little. Sometimes there is no formal application process unless you go through a website for which you pay a membership fee. As far as personal information goes, it's not anything serious, they shouldn’t ask you for your SSN, your mother's maiden name, or the promise of your first born child or anything.
Search for the Right Fit. There are so many au pair and nanny jobs available you will probably feel overwhelmed when you begin your search. Be sure to cross reference, check for trustworthiness, and do your research to find the au pair job abroad that is right for you. Don’t put all your time and effort into something sketchy.
Be picky. You will be living with this family in another country for an extended amount of time, so make sure they are a good match.
The interview process greatly depends on the family you choose to contact or are matched with. Since you will be in different time zones, an agreed upon time for a video chat interview will be set up and you will get to meet your family for the first time via something like Skype or Facetime. Topics of discussion will range from what your daily life is like here at home, where your previous travels, your hobbies, to what your experiences are with kids and what your expectations are for becoming an au pair abroad.
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These are all important questions. If they are not already mentioned in their profile, just ask. You should both be clear about expectations and responsibilities.
Tickets and Contracts. The final and most exciting step: making it a reality! Some families will have a written contract for you to sign before arriving; some may just use the Honesty Policy and expect you to take their word for it. Always draw up some sort of contract that at least outlines pay, time period, and responsibilities. If you go through an organization they may have an across-the-board contract that all au pairs and families sign or that is tailored based on individual positions. It is also a good idea to keep all of your email correspondence for reference. Then finally buy that ticket; nothing says commitment like a non-refundable, international plane ticket!
The amount of time your au pair job abroad will last varies from family to family based on their needs and the country’s regulations with work or tourist visas. In most European countries, a group known as the Schengen States, a 90 day, no-paperwork-necessary Tourist Visa is offered. This visa allows you to work as an au pair and travel amongst those countries collectively for a maximum of three months from the date of arrival, without further permits or visas required. This is perfect for the many summer nanny positions and means less paperwork for everyone. (Yes, Europeans just give people three whole months to run amuck before anyone starts asking questions – lucky you!)
When looking into other countries, be sure you are aware of their laws before you agree to take a job or make plans to move across the world and work as an au pair abroad. Breaking serious immigration or working rules abroad could result in having a block or suspension put on your passport, which would prevent you from entering that country again for as long as they see fit, which could be years or even forever. A harrowing tale about being pulled aside in an airport and being banned from a country may be a great story, but it is one that is much better heard rather than experienced.
Being an au pair could be the greatest experience of your life and you’ll never know until you try. Your days can be filled with outings to the park, tutoring a child in English, cooking, and enjoying a new place from the inside. Eventually it will be impossible to forget the tantalizing smells that filled the air, the mesmerizing sights, the decadent cuisine, and the buzz of family life abroad.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
Program: Work and Cultural Exchange through Live-Learn China
I highly recommend this agency to anyone looking for a safe and inspiring au pair experience. They have proven to be extremely reliable, and the staff is always available to help with any questions or concerns, providing constant support that truly makes a difference. Living here is an incredible opportunity: it’s not just about work, but a deep dive into a new culture, fascinating traditions, and daily life—perfect for improving the language naturally. A professional, caring, and exceptionally well-organized agency! What is your advice to future travelers on this program? A quick word of advice: trust the agency’s guidance during the matching process. They are experts at finding the right fit, and their constant availability ensures you feel at home right from the start.
Program: Activity Leaders for Summer English Program in Italy
Creative, detail-oriented and proactive, with a strong interest in transforming spaces through thoughtful design concepts, room makeovers and DIY projects. Brings practical communication, organisation and customer-facing skills, alongside an eagerness to learn, adapt to new environments and gain international work experience. EXPERIENCE Admin Support (Part-time) | Property Portal Real Estate, Cape Town • Provide part-time administrative support to Property Portal Real Estate in Cape Town. • Assist with day-to-day administrative tasks and general office support. Marketing Activations – In-store | Green Essence / Green Lion • Supported in-store marketing activations and customer-facing promotional activity. • Helped present products and communicate promotional messaging to customers. EDUCATION Master in Interior Design | Italian Design Institute Online – English Version | First year in progress National Senior Certificate / Grade 12 | Milnerton High School Subjects included English (First Language), Afrikaans (Second Language), Mathematics, Consumer Studies, Business Studies and Tourism. KEY SKILLS • Communication & collaboration: Clear written and verbal communication; comfortable working with others and contributing to team projects. • Organisation & time management: Able to manage multiple tasks, plan work and keep track of deadlines and project progress. • Computer literacy: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; familiar with Google Workspace tools. • Creativity & problem solving: Enjoys exploring ideas, finding practical solutions and expressing concepts visually. • Attention to detail: Careful and precise when completing academic, creative and administrative tasks. • Adaptability & willingness to learn: Open to feedback, new environments and developing skills through experience. • Responsibility: Certified in First Aid Level 3; able to remain calm and reliable under pressure. LANGUAGES English | Afrikaans (second language) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Driving licence: Code A and Code B learner’s licence First Aid Level 3 certified

Hello I am Anne from Nairobi,Kenya. I am kind patient and honest. I love children. I have 12 months experience caring for children ages 1 to 10. I can cook clean bath dress feed help with homework and play. I am non smoker and respectful. I want to be Au Pair to join a kind family and share my culture.

My name is Tasnim Gali, and I am a 20-year-old from Agaro, Ethiopia. I am writing to express my genuine excitement and interest in becoming your next au pair. I recently graduated from high school, and I am ready and eager to bring my deep love for children to your home. My Practical Childcare ExperienceFor the past 4 years, I have been heavily involved in raising my own family. I have actively helped raise my two brothers and my baby sister. Because of this experience, childcare is a daily part of my life. I am very comfortable taking care of babies, managing the schedules of older kids, and maintaining a patient, loving, and safe environment.Managing Daily Routines and Homeworkl am fully prepared to handle the daily tasks that keep a household running smoothly. Every day, I help my siblings with all of their homework, making sure they understand their lessons and stay on track with school. I also help with preparing meals, organizing creative playtime, and keeping things tidy. You can count on me to be a reliable, responsible, and structured support system for your children. Why I Want to Be Your Au PairNow that I have completed high school, I want to take this next step to grow independently, experience your culture, and share my own beautiful Ethiopian traditions and warmth with a new family. I know how much trust it takes to welcome someone into your home, and I promise to care for your children with the same dedication, patience, and love that I give to my own brothers and sister.Thank you so much for reading my letter and considering my application. I would love the chance to speak with you on a video call to learn more about your wonderful family. Warm regards, Tasnim Gali

I'm a professional in Agriculture and community Development. Able and knowledgeable enough to work in any field of Agriculture to sustain food security. Indeed Agriculture is the backbone in the world
I had an unforgettable experience with global work & travel on this trip, and my Trip Coordinator Shona was truly exceptional. They took care of every detail, from logistics to local insights, making sure each day was seamless and exciting. Their knowledge of the area was impressive, and they shared hidden gems that we would have never discovered on our own. What really stood out was how they handled unexpected situations with ease, always staying one step ahead and making sure we felt comfortable and supported. They communicated clearly, so we always knew what to expect, and their enthusiasm made the whole experience feel that much more special. Thanks to Shona, I could fully relax and enjoy the adventure without any stress. Highly recommend for anyone looking to make the most out of their travels with expert guidance! Will definitely be back in the future.
My trip has been absolutely excellent so far. I arrived on the 19th of February in Sydney and am living in Glenmore Park. A few days after exploring the place and seeing what is around me I went to a concert that was amazing. After that I went to a place called Forster and got to see the beach and the ocean surrounding it. I got to go on a boat and do some fishing while seeing all the wildlife around including pelicans, dolphins and a lot of different kind of fish and sea life. After all the exploring I went back to Penrith and met some of my partners family and friends who were all so nice to me. They explained the culture a little bit more, and a lot of them are rugby (footy?) fans and introduced me to the game which I found really fascinating because I love sports and learning the game. Now that I've settled in and seen what's around I am looking for jobs around the area. My next goal here is to figure out the bus and train systems so that I can get myself around. Another goal I have is to make some friends in my free time and get some insight on the hidden gems of the area. I'd really like to go for some hikes to see more of all the natural beauty of the area. I'm so happy about how warm it is here and not having any snow around me makes me so happy. I do miss my family back home and with the time difference its hard to catch them when they are available but its been nice to have a different family atmosphere to be around that is so warm and welcoming. I do feel a little out of my comfort zone being in a place that is so different from where I come from, but each day that I am here it gets better and better. I'd like to thank Shona for being there if I have any questions or concerns and keeping in contact with insights and tips. It's very much appreciated with everything this journey has come with. I feel like I'm in safe and good hands and would recommend her to anyone who wants a fantastic experience with Global!
This trip has truly been the experience of a lifetime, and it has been made so much easier by Asti and other people at global work and travel who have assisted me. Asti has helped me book day trips, hostels, and provided me with a great job match before I even arrived in Australia!
I've been delighted with my experience, working with Global has made my experience amazing and given me peace of mind that all will go smoothly and if not, I've got assistance if needed! Asti, my arrival coordinator, has been most helpful and checked in multiple times even since my arrival to make sure that all is going well. My only feedback would be that I think that orientation should be in person, with other Global travellers in the area - it was difficult to network with others travelling with the same company over messaging only, and the 2 people I managed to find agreed that they thought orientation was in person 😅. Overall, an incredible experience so far, and thank you for your help finding me a suitable role and supporting me at every stage.
From the moment I said I wanted to go with Global Work and Travel I've just had te most amazing experience! The people who have helped me are amazing and super nice and also helped me with anything I could possibly need and want. It's been a great first week!
Could not recommend enough! Since day 1, Charlie, David and Hannah have all been so kind and informative. They have all helped me to book and arrange everything, this is my first time travelling so I had alot of silly questions that they answered as best they could and I could not be more thankful. Hannah has checked in every step of the way and been so reassuring and helpful since arriving. I would not be out in Australia loving life if it wasn't for them all
Planning a life changing event like working and living abroad doesn't come without a mountain of tasks, unseen hurdles and life admin I really wasn't ready for... Luckily the stress was pretty much evaporated by the team at Global who made the process a breeze, guiding through the stages of booking, planning and all the admin you wouldn't think about until I landed... Flights. Visa. Phone Sim. First Hostel, and probably most reassuring of all - a job when you've stepped off the plane. They handle it absolutely perfectly, pre trip nerves ? Squashed with constant check ins for concerns and changes of your plans ! Nothing is too much trouble for the team at Global, who guide you through the whole journey from concept to landing on the tarmac Down under - with continued support after you've settled to really keep you reassured. I would highly recommend Global based on my experience with them, be it for a working holiday, excursion tour or any of their services! What makes it so much more tangible is the team there have had their own travelling experiences and handle your booking on a human level, really hyping you up in the build up and putting any worries at ease. My trip In particular was handled flawlessly by Myles, David and Asti. Who I highly commend from taking me out of a nowhere job bored in the UK to living the dream down under in Melbourne !
Asti and the rest of the Global team have been nothing but amazing when helping me get prepared and settled into my accommodations and work place in Australia. They set everything up for me prior to my arrival which made me feel at ease when arriving. I would highly recommend using any of their services when booking any sort of trip with the company and also highly recommend having Asti as a travel coordinator as she has been nothing but sweet, understanding, and respectful while assisting me throughout this process!
This trip has truly been the experience of a lifetime, and it has been made so much easier by Asti and other people at global work and travel who have assisted me. Asti has helped me book day trips, hostels, and provided me with a great job match before I even arrived in Australia!
First and foremost my trip has barely started im only 3 weeks in but I have really enjoyed the nightlife in Melbourne and just how sublime the city appears at night with breath taking views. My travel coordinator made it simple for me to be able to land in Australia and not have to worry about taxi, or Ubers to get to my accommodation and also helping me with multiple job opportunities, before I arrived in Australia communication was very immediate to ensure my trip was as smooth as possible.
Program: United States H1B H2A & H2B Visa Program for Foreign Workers
I have experience at cruise ship since 2016 Housekeeping Department as anStateroom Attendant, my job is to keep clean an tidy every single room and hygine as per standard, engage with all my guest and make sure the have great experince when they vacation
I am interested in other countries to work as a chef That's my dream To show the tastes of Indians dishes to the other countries I'm eagerly waiting for the chance to come true Hope I'll get an opportunity

1.Incredible cultural exchange! Learned so much, bonded deeply with the family, and every day was filled with laughter, fun, and unforgettable moments 2. Amazing experience! Grew close to the kids, embraced new culture, and every day was full of learning, joy, and memories I’ll treasure forever.” 3. Loved every moment! Fun, learning, laughter, and family bonding made this an unforgettable and life-changing journey.
Program: Career Pathway Program - Your Future Career in Germany
Dear Hiring Manager’s I am writing to apply for a position in your construction team. With a solid background in general construction work, including site preparation, masonry, carpentry, and equipment operation, I am confident that my skills and dedication would make me a valuable addition to your workforce. Over the past 8 years, I have worked on a variety of projects ranging from residential housing to commercial structures. I am skilled in reading blueprints, following safety protocols, and working collaboratively with diverse teams to ensure high-quality results within deadlines. I also hold certifications in OSHA Safety, Forklift Operation, or First Aid and maintain a strong commitment to workplace safety and efficiency. I take pride in being dependable, physically fit, and detail-oriented. I am willing to travel or relocate as needed and can begin work immediately. Please find my résumé attached for your review. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss how I can contribute to your upcoming projects. Thank you for considering my application. Sincerely, Vickam Tanyi Residence L Sovann Phnom Penh Cambodia +855 88 451 8041 [email protected]

Program: Career Pathway Program - Your Future Career in Germany
It was a great opportunity to discover job and internship opportunities outside my country. The platform is easy to use and combines diverse offers suitable for foreigners looking for a professional future in Europe. I liked the way the information is organized and the clarity of the details of each program, which helped me make a better decision. I recommend anyone looking for real opportunities for personal and professional development to try this site because it opens new doors to experience and learning. --- This way you have met the 200 character requirement + given them a positive and organized evaluation. Would you like to provide a second, more formal and professional version (suitable if you want to make a serious impression with companies)
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Michael Salib
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniMy family didn’t travel much when I was younger. When I got a little older, I became much more curious about the world and decided to take a shot and ...
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Paul Curley
LEOlingo - South (Bavaria)
AlumniGoing abroad was always something I wanted to continue doing ever since I visited both Boston and New York for a 90-day holiday back in 2014. Since th...
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Paytten Fankhanel
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI always wanted to travel after I finished my degree in Agriculture. When I first heard about the A-Way-To-Work program in post-secondary, I knew this...
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Camryn Chetyrbuk
International Rural Exchange Canada
AlumniI just finished my program in college and I couldn't wait to travel and try new things. I think working somewhere is the best way to take in another p...
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Jonatan Carlsson
INTERNeX Pacific
AlumniI spent all of 2019 in Australia on a working holiday visa and really loved the whole experience of it, so I wanted to spend another year abroad in so...
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Elsa Gas Wikström
(DEAD URL) Edu-Pal China
AlumniMy first big trip was to Auckland, New Zealand, where I worked as an Au Pair for three months. I quickly came to realize that even though it was a bea...
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Alicia Kravies
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniI was at a point in my life where I needed a change. I had been going to college for about 4 years with still no degree and no definite idea of what I...
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Jon Achtenhagen
MediaKids Academy
AlumniI wanted to travel and experience a different culture. I was sick of having the same basic experiences as everyone I knew. I also wanted to push mysel...
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Cori Keyes
Cenet
AlumniWhen I came to university, it was the talk of the town that Work and Travel is the place to be for summer. So I did my research on it, saw that many s...
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Bianca Dohnt
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniAfter spending many years in Australia pining for Europe, I finally managed to work up the courage to take a short tour of many highlights over Christ...
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Isidora Anabalon
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI had already lived abroad a couple of times before and really enjoyed living in new places, discovering new cultures and meeting amazing people that ...
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Simon M
InterExchange
AlumniI like traveling, I like kids, and I wanted to improve my English.
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Emma Raymond
InterExchange
AlumniAs a child, I traveled a bit with my family from living in The Netherlands to visiting family in Greece. As I got older, I loved it more and more and ...
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Daniel Bliss
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI saw opportunities in Berlin that I didn't see in many other places. I thought I could start a life here that I couldn't start/find anywhere else.
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Darwin Cosico
Nomaden Berlin
AlumniI’ve always wanted to establish my career in Europe and also travel extensively at the same time. The best thing about working and living in Europe is...
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Sarah Anthony
The Cultural Exchange Project
AlumniThe world is just too big to stay in one place. While I love my hometown and still plan to return, I had to go out and see more than just the small po...
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Emily Imray
Smaller Earth
AlumniI'd always loved travelling, having previously au-paired in Spain and volunteered in Sri Lanka, so when it came to deciding what to do in the summer o...
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Melissa Gold
LoPair Cultural Exchange
AlumniI was inspired by travel blogs I found online and friends I met through language learning.
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Thaly Zollinger
Smaller Earth
AlumniI had never been to Europe before I became an au pair in Madrid, but I thought this was a great, affordable way to travel and live abroad while truly ...
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Casey Talaric - 2014 Program Participant
The Cultural Exchange Project
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