Synopsis
Updated for 2002, this volume provides guidance for those who wish to work abroad as nannies, au pairs and mothers' helps. Topics covered include making the decision to go, the training and experience that are necessary, how to find a job and coping with problems. The guide also contains a directory listing full details of agencies (including fees charged) and a country-by-country guide giving information on regulations, health and insurance and the advantages and disadvantages of working in destinations throughout Europe, North America and Australasia.
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The Au Pair & Nannyâs Guide to Working Abroad
Thousands of Jobs, both short and long term, in Europe, the
USA & Worldwide, for Au Pairs, Nannies & Motherâs Helps
Introduction:
Who is eligible * Male applicants * Deciding to go * Red Tape * Training & Experience * Duties & Rewards * How to find a job * Preparation * Problems & how to cope * Leisure Time
Country by Country Guide:
Twenty-five countries covered, from Canada to Italy, Australia to Spain. All the information needed on: * visas and regulations * health and insurance * advantages and disadvantages or working in a particular country * how European and North American families may differ in what they expect * agencies which specialise in each country.
A Directory of 286 Agencies in the UK, Europe, the USA & Overseas:
Agency details include the countries in which placements are made, nationailities catered for, fees charged and application procedures.