Fair -Agence Au Pair

An au pair primarily helps with childcare and certain daily tasks related to the children (preparing meals, taking them to school, helping with homework). They do not replace a professional nanny but are part of a cultural exchange with the host family.

The cost of an au pair in France includes a monthly allowance (approximately €320/month), room and board, and certain expenses such as transportation and insurance. In addition, there are contributions to URSSAF. Using an au pair agency allows you to plan for these costs and organize the stay with complete peace of mind.

An au pair typically works 25 hours per week, in accordance with current French regulations, and these hours can be averaged out over the course of the year. Both parties should be flexible to best accommodate each other’s needs (school breaks, sick children, etc.). The schedule is set in advance to ensure a balance between household duties and free time.

To host an au pair in France, the family must provide a private room, provide meals, and comply with the terms of the au pair program. It is also important to offer a supportive environment and encourage cultural exchange.

Using an au pair agency in France helps ensure the success of your project. The agency handles the selection of candidates and assists you with the paperwork. This allows you to find a reliable au pair who is a good fit for your family while saving you time.

An au pair placement typically lasts between 6 and 12 months, but it can be shorter depending on the needs of the family and the candidate (minimum 3 months). Fair Agency helps you determine the ideal duration.

To become an au pair in France, you must be between 18 and 30 years old, enjoy working with children, and have a basic knowledge of French or English. Applicants must also be interested in gaining a cultural experience. See the full list of requirements.

Becoming an au pair in France allows you to discover a new culture, improve your French, and enjoy a unique experience living with a host family. It’s the perfect opportunity to travel while being part of a family. See destinations in France.

An au pair receives a monthly allowance in addition to room and board. The amount varies depending on the family and the length of the stay, in accordance with the rules of the au pair program in France (on average, €320 per month)

Yes, an au pair can take language classes or training courses during their stay in France. This can be a valuable addition to their experience. However, be sure to consider how this fits with the family’s schedule and the planning it requires!

To find a host family in France, it is recommended that you go through an au pair agency. Fair guarantees you reliable support, a thorough screening process for families, and ongoing assistance throughout your stay.

Yes, au pairs have free time each week depending on the family’s schedule, as well as one day off per week. In addition, they are entitled to one week of paid vacation every six months (it is possible to request additional time off with the family’s consent, though this would be unpaid). This allows them to explore France, travel, and make the most of their experience.