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	Au Pairs
		Au pairs stay with host families chosen by sponsoring organizations, and are provided a private bedroom, meals, a full weekend off each month, two weeks paid vacation, up to $500 toward attending an institution of higher education, and a cash stipend tied to the U.S. minimum wage.
		Au pair wages are not usually subject to social security and Medicare taxes because of the au pair's status as a J-1 nonimmigrant and as a nonresident alien.
		If the au pair is a resident alien and his annual au pair wages exceed the applicable dollar threshold, then the host family must withhold social security and Medicare taxes and report them on Schedule H of Form 1040 and on Form W-2.
	www.irs.gov /businesses/small/international/article/0,,id=96420,00.html (863 words)

	Au Pair Agency
		Au pairs are best suited to families with school age children, where both parents are working, or to families with younger children where the mother is at home full time or working part time from home.
		The au pair will of course supervise and be responsible for school children out of school hours, make sure they keep to a routine, complete homework etc. She can also prepare a light meal for the children and organise bathtime if required.
		Au pairs come to learn and improve their English, therefore they should not always be expected at the outset to have a very high level.
	www.millenniumaupairs.co.uk (1085 words)

	Au Pair and EduCare – Private Sector Programs – The Exchange Visitor Program
		Au pairs are compensated for their work according to the Fair Labor Standards Act as interpreted and implemented by the US Department of Labor.
		Au pair participants may not be placed with a family having an infant aged less than three months unless a parent or other responsible adult is at home.
		Au pairs are not to be placed in families with a special needs child, so identified by the family, unless the au pair has specifically identified prior experience, skill, or training in caring for special needs children and the host family has reviewed and acknowledged the stated prior experience, skills, or training in writing.
	exchanges.state.gov /education/jexchanges/private/aupair.htm (693 words)

	Number of au pairs increases sharply
		Au pairs must be 18 to 26 years old and may work no more than 45 hours a week.
		In a different case, in 1992, a male au pair from Germany (10 percent of au pairs are male) left the U.S. in connection with charges of sexual abuse of a Massachusetts boy in his care.
		Au pairs no longer are permitted to care for babies younger than 3 months old, and they must have 200 hours of child-care experience to care for a child younger than 2 years old.
	www.azcentral.com /families/articles/0228fam_aupair.html (1055 words)

	Parents - Information about Au Pairs
		Au pairs are aged between 18-27 and their chief purpose for being in the country is to learn the language and assimilate the culture.
		Au pairs tend to stay for six months and this usually means the employer does not give them a paid holiday - the rationale being that the au pair only worked part time.
		Au pairs often speak basic English and for many it is their first time away from home - so problems such as homesickness and loneliness have to be confronted.
	www.bestbear.co.uk /parents/info_aupair.htm (881 words)

	Au Pairs in Ireland
		ICSL selects au pairs based on their qualifications as a child caretaker, management of light household duties and flexibility to adjust into family and cultural life abroad.
		Au pairs are experienced in caring for children, although not extensively or professionally.
		Being an au pair is an extremely economic option for those who would like to learn English in a native speaking country, but could not afford it otherwise.
	www.celticschool.com /aupairs.html (402 words)

	Berkeley Parents Network: Au Pairs and Mother's Helpers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		They also tell the au pairs that the main objective of the year in the US is for them to study English and other classes and to travel, while at the same time telling families that the main objective of the au pair program is childcare.
		The au pair who worked with our children starting at 2 months had never worked with infants as young as ours, but she was clearly somebody that loved children and had good instincts.
		Your au pair may be able to get an F-1 (student) visa from a school, if you are willing to let her take classes here (which I think the au pairs who participate in au pair exchange programs have to do); you could talk to a junior college to see if that's a possibility.
	parents.berkeley.edu /advice/childcare/aupair.html (6906 words)

	Au pair - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Au pair is an anglicization of the French term "au pair," which means "on par" or "equal to" and describes a young person living on an equal basis with a host family in a foreign country.
		The au pair helps the family with childcare, housework, or both while staying as a guest of the family and generally receiving a small allowance (or pocket money).
		An au pair shall be treated as an equal part of the family, not as a servant, and shall not be required to wear a uniform.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Au_pair (960 words)

	Au Pairs
		Au pairs, on the other hand, are participants in a USIA exchange program.
		Au pairs provide up to 45 hours of child care per week as part of their responsibility to their host family and are considered members of the family, NOT employees.
		My au pair was CPR certified, a lifeguard, and worked in a daycare center in her home country.
	www.4nanny.com /au_pairs.shtml (910 words)

	CareerJournal \| Number of Au Pairs Increases As a Change Allows Longer Stays
		That is contributing to a 37% increase in the number of au pairs residing here, to 15,297 in 2004 from 11,171 in 2003.
		In a different case, in 1992, a male au pair from Germany (10% of au pairs are male) left the U.S. in connection with charges of sexual abuse of a Massachusetts boy in his care.
		In a good many cases, au pairs are just a bad fit; 15% to 20% of placements don't work out for some reason, from personality clashes to homesickness.
	www.careerjournal.com /columnists/workfamily/20050211-workfamily.html (1013 words)

	Christian Au Pairs
		An au pair is expected to take an equal share of the life and culture of a family.
		Many au pairs have made a personal commitment to God and desire to have the opportunity to live in a home where the family share in their belief and commitment to God.
		An au pair should live with, eat with and share in all the aspects of social, spiritual and cultural life within the family.
	www.christianaupairs.com (581 words)

	Au Pairs for British Families,au pair UK,childcare UK,Romanian au pairs,UK Au pair Agency
		Once you have applied to be considered as an au pair in the UK you will be contacted by your local agent who will assess your suitability; collect and verify documentation; and place you on a register of available au pairs.
		Au Pairs are not trained nannies and should not be left in sole charge of babies for long periods.
		Au Pairs are expected to meet their own visa costs and the cost of getting to the UK.
	www.aa-aupairs.com /InfoForAuPairs.html (1556 words)

	Au Pairs for British Families,au pair UK,childcare UK,Au Pairs Romania,UK Au pair Agency
		An Au Pair placement is an arrangement where a single person between 17 and 27 of age comes to the United Kingdom to study English and lives for up to two years as a member of an English-speaking family.
		An Au Pair is not a nanny and should not be expected to be left on his or her own with children below the age of three for long periods.
		The Au Pair Visa Scheme is intended to provide an opportunity for young people to improve their English and to experience living in a different culture to their own.
	www.aa-aupairs.com /InfoForHostFamilies.html (1345 words)

	Au Pair USA - Au Pairs' Most Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Au pairs are also expected to clean up after themselves and behave as an extended member of the host family.
		After the au pair successfully completes their time with their host family, au pairs may stay in the United States on the J-1 visa for 1 more month of travel.
		The au pair is treated as an extended member of the host family.
	www.aupairusa.org /aupair_faqs.html (721 words)

	Au Pairs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An au pair, a person who cares for children and does domestic work on equal basis with a host family in a foreign country
		An au pair, a person or couple hired to look after children, for safty reasons usually through an agency such as amber au pairs site where all prospective aupairs are fully vetted before being placed with a family.
		Au Pairs (band) is a punk band from the early 1980s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Au_Pairs (136 words)

	Au Pairs and other parenting resources at FamilyEducation.com
		Au pairs, however, are not employees of the working parents, but are meant to be considered houseguests, or one of the family.
		The au pairs are expected to provide up to 45 hours of childcare per week (up to ten hours per day), and must also be enrolled in at least six hours of post-secondary course work at an accredited school, which includes a community college.
		The weekly payment you give the au pair is meant to cover her expenses beyond room and board, and most au pair agencies recommend that families require the au pair to purchase a phone card rather than letting her use the household phone at will.
	life.familyeducation.com /page/40373.html (1024 words)

	Imperial Aupairs, recruitment agency, part of imperial recruitment, domestic staff recuitment and employment in London ...
		Au Pairs are girls aged between 17 and 30 and boys between 20 and 30 who come from all over Europe.
		Au Pairs are covered by medical insurance either paid for by themselves or by the host family.
		Most of our Au Pairs who are looking for positions based in London and all over the UK are available for face to face interviews with the host family.
	www.imperialaupairs.com /aupairs/what_is_an_aupair.htm (206 words)

	Cambridge Au Pairs, the caring Cambridge Au-Pair agency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The current owner has extensive experience of au pairs and nannies, and so understands the many benefits, but also the possible difficulties encountered when welcoming a new 'member of the family' into the home.
		When the au pairs arrive, they are sent a welcome letter, an au pair telephone list enabling them to make immediate contact with other au pairs of their nationality, and information about language courses in Cambridge.
		Contact is maintained with au pairs and families throughout the period of the arrangement and the Agency will offer helpful suggestions if the family and the au pair encounter any difficulties.
	www.cambridge-au-pairs.co.uk (222 words)

	Information for Au Pairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We select au pairs based on their suitability for childcare, management of light household duties and flexibility to fit into family life.
		When introducing you to a family we try to match au pair and family interests and needs and we ask families to provide information to assist in that matching process.
		To re-assure au pairs about the families they are coming to, we ask clients to provide a reference, either written or verbal, from a previous au pair or nanny wherever possible.
	www.abc-aupairs.co.uk /info/aupairs (151 words)

	Are au pairs and nannies the same?
		The term "au pair" means "on par" or equal, and the idea is that your au pair becomes a member of your family for a year, participating in a cultural exchange experience.
		Another difference between an au pair and a nanny is that au pairs may or may not have experience caring for children, while nannies usually do.
		And if your au pair is part of a cultural exchange program and is in the United States on a J-1 Exchange Visitor visa, she isn't considered an employee, which means there are no taxes or tax reports required.
	www.babycenter.com /expert/baby/babychildcare/6183.html (471 words)

	Au Pairs
		The family must provide the au pair with their own private bedroom, access to cooking and washing facilities and provide food, heat and light.
		The family shall ensure that the au pair shall receive adequate supervision and support in relation to the care of children.
		Should the family make a vehicle available to the au pair, or ask the au pair to drive a vehicle then it is the families responsibility to ensure that the au pair is covered on the motor insurance policy of a family member.
	www.online-aupairs.co.uk /terms.htm (503 words)

	FOREIGN AU PAIRS
		The host family allows the au pair to experience life in the United States, and the au pair can provide an appreciation of foreign cultures to young and old alike in the host family.
		The au pair must be proficient in English and be a high school graduate.
		The au pair program is one of the most closely monitored of all exchange visitor programs in the country.
	www.nmmlaw.com /publications/aupairs.html (381 words)

	Cinderella Au Pairs
		Au pairs are responsible for arranging and paying for their own travel as far as Central London or any port or airport nearer to the host family.
		"Temporary Au Pair" refers to an au pair engaged by The Client on the prior condition of a fixed and stated period during which the employment is to continue.
		If the Au Pair cancels before her arrival, either a suitable replacement will be found or a refund of fees less an administration fee of £50 will be given.
	www.cinderellaaupairs.co.uk /family.htm (2080 words)

	A-One Au-Pairs & Nannies RECRUITMENT Agency Home Page
		An au pair, au pair plus, demi au pair or demi pair is a woman or man aged 17-27 who travels to the United Kingdom to study English language and culture by living with an English-speaking family and possibly studying English at night school.
		The au pair or mothers help will experience life & culture in England, learn English as a foreign language and be able to study the English language at local schools or colleges, or via a distance learning course.
		If the nanny or au pair is responsible for looking after a child alone, this is known as having sole charge over the child.
	www.aupairsetc.co.uk (504 words)

	Au Pairs Childcare Family Home
		Advice for au pair candidates and host families along with visa information.
		Au pair in France, the UK, and the USA.
		Find suitable au pair and family candidates from all over the world.
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Home/Family/Childcare/Au_Pairs (432 words)

	Au Pairs
		Most Au Pairs are interested in improving their English and will wish to be accepted as another member of the family.
		It is important that you do not see an au pair as "cheap labour" - the work they do for you should prove a very real help, but they are not full time employees and should not be treated as such.
		We will be unable to place an au pair with any family that is unable to provide the au pair with their own private bedroom.
	www.online-aupairs.co.uk /why_aupair.htm (334 words)

	IES Au Pairs - Guidelines for Au Pairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Au pairs must arrange their own visas and must pay their own fare to Britain and inform the family of their arrival details (so that they may be met at the airport or station).
		Au pairs who are not from the EU must consult their home country before coming to the UK if separate medical insurance is required.
		Au pairs who use their initiative and make friends with the children are an immediate success!
	worldwideaupairs.com /info/aupairs/index.html (686 words)

	Au Pairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Au Pairs was fronted by Lesley Woods (on vocals and guitar (who was at the time one of only a handful of "out" lesbians in the whole punk music scene).
		The Au Pairs were characterized by Munro's heavy and prominent bass lines accented by two choppy, Jamaican style guitars.
		The Au Pairs were able to use their mixed line-up to highlight gender clash in their songs, with lyrics celebrating female sexuality and power stuggles between the sexes in relationships; they also took obligatory swipes at the conservative political climate sweeping England after Margaret Thatcher was elected Prime Minister.
	www.comnet.ca /~rina/aupairs.html (449 words)

	Au Pairs and Domestic/Personal Employees
		Since au pairs placed with U.S. families through an authorized au pair agency receive J-1 exchange visitors visas the visa applicant should submit the same documentation with his or her application as any other applicant for a J-1 exchange visitors visa (see How to Apply for a J-1 Exchange Visitor's Visa).
		Persons traveling to the United States with a visa are generally allowed to remain in the U.S. for a longer period, though the exact amount of time is left to the discretion of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officer interviewing the alien upon his or her arrival in the United States.
		In neither case, though, unless the prospective au pair has been appropriately issued a J-1 or B-1 visa, may an alien be employed as an au pair during the period of his or her stay.
	www.usemb.se /consulate/aupair.html (1597 words)

	Childcare Nanny Agencies Au Pair Services Nanny jobs Au Pair jobs Worldwide by AuPair Etc
		Au Pairs, etc. helps pave the road for you to find a great family.
		Au Pairsetc allows nannies to post their personal and job experience information for prospective families to view.
		Au Pairs, etc. provides a searchable database of child care related jobs being offered by prospective families all throughout the United States, Canada and various countries around the World.
	www.aupairsetc.com /aupairs/help_aupairs.html (548 words)

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