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We are a cheerful, friendly family in France .we have two happy and affectionate kids,
Tim(2) and Laura(4) who attend the local school between 8.00am and 4.00pm every day
Tim likes playing with trains, drawing, playing on the computer and garden swing, swimming and riding his bike.
Laura wants to be a scientist when she grow up, and enjoy playing with Lego, art, reading comics, riding around on her scooter and playing with his new Nintendo. We live in a very large modern family house with six bedrooms
Description of tasks:
We are looking for someone to get the children ready in the morning, prepare and clear up the family's breakfast at about 7.30am, make the beds,
and take the children to school, which is about a 1.5km walk away.
The Au pair would then need to pick them up at 4.00pm and look after them until we get home. We might ask the Au pair to babysit 1-2 evenings a week. We really need a great cleaner, so there wouldn't be any heavy housework. There is a bit of light cleaning and laundry which would take about 90 minutes a day in total.There would be plenty of time free in the day to go to language school, and there are a lot of good ones in the area.
Living arrangements:
The Au pair would have her own room, which is huge, and has a double bed, with sitting area and
TV/DVD/Video. There is wireless broadband internet in the house. . You can even use one of our cars all weekend! Also 2 weeks are paid holiday during
Christmas/New Year plus another 2 weeks during the year. We are looking for someone with a good sense of humor.If you love children and could help us provide a loving environment combining routine and fun
for the children then we would like to welcome you to our family as a friend and a big sister to our kids.
Housework is not an important part of the Au pair job, being part of our family and helping our
children develop and learning is the main thing. We are really flexible.
Benefits :
We will be paying you 3000euros for every four weeks.A pocket money of 450euros per week. and you will also be having your own car.
Other information:
The Au pair would be part of the family, and we certainly don't expect a servant!
We have had lots of Au pairs in the past,
and we are used to helping people get to know the area and make friends.
Regards
Belga Gaul family
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