Netherlands
The Netherlands is often referred to as Holland. Actually, this name only applies to two of the twelve provinces, North Holland and South Holland, but most people use “Holland” to refer to the Netherlands. There are 17 million inhabitants.
Being an Au Pair in the Netherlands will give you the chance to learn that family life is very important in their culture. They have a very interesting history and unique and fun national holidays. Their official language is Dutch, but their level of English is very high, so learning some Dutch will enrich your experience. Also, in some cases, your Host Family will contribute to the cost of your Dutch lessons, a great way to meet new people and improve your language skills.
Traveling in the Netherlands is very easy, they have very good public transportation, you can travel the country from north to south in only 4 hours. They have a great variety of landscapes and climates, and culturally they have more than 600 museums.
Its capital, Amsterdam, is a multicultural, youthful city with a university atmosphere that offers a lot.
If you fit the profile and want us to help you in your adventure, contact the KIDOWE team and they will solve all your doubts.
REQUIREMENTS
- Lodging in a single room
- Full board
- Monthly salary 300€ (75€ per week approx.)
- Maximum 35 hours of work per week
- 1,5 or 2 days off per week
- Paid vacations
- Dutch or English course paid by the host family
- Medical and travel insurance paid by the host family
- Orientation program in Amsterdam (face-to-face/online)
- Organized excursions for Au Pairs
- 10 events per year with all Au Pairs
- Possibility to take a first aid course
BENEFITS
- Must be between 18 and 26 years old
- Experience in caring for non-family children
- Intermediate level of English
- Stays from 6, 9 and 12 months
- Driving license (not required)
- Know how to ride a bicycle
- High School Diploma or equivalent
- Be in good health and non-smokers
- No criminal record
- Be flexible in terms of location
PRICE: 34€
(*) Program subsidized by the Government of the Netherlands
