What is an au pair
An au pair is a young adult who lives with a host family in the United States and helps care for their children. In return, you receive accommodation, meals, a weekly allowance, and the wonderful opportunity to experience life in a new country.
The program is designed to provide young individuals with a structured and meaningful experience for both personal and professional growth. By immersing yourself in a new cultural environment, you’ll develop valuable childcare skills, improve your English, and build cross-cultural communication abilities that give you a broader global perspective. This experience can open doors for long-term career opportunities in childcare, education, and related fields — all while bringing something truly special to your host family’s home.
How the Program Works
- Apply and create your profile
- Get matched with a host family
- Complete your visa process
- Pre-departure training
- Travel to the United States
- Start your experience
What You Receive
- Medical care coverage
- Extensive training
- A wonderful host family
- An educational allowance of up to $500
- A minimum weekly stipend of $195.75
Who This Is For
This program is ideal for young adults from the Caribbean who:
- enjoy working with children
- want to experience life abroad
- are open to new cultures
- want to grow personally
Why This Matters
Becoming an au pair is more than just work — it’s a step into a new environment that helps you grow, gain independence, and build your future.
