au pair (EN)
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Au pairs live and work for a host family in another country and are usually in charge of taking care of the family's children. They are young individuals, seeking to explore another culture while providing child care services as well as other light housekeeping activities such as cleaning, gardening and shopping.
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Source aliases (EN)
- child caretaker
- childminder
- baby sitter
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 13
- workplace sanitation
- assist children with homework
- entertain people
- prepare sandwiches
- handle chemical cleaning agents
- promote human rights
- assist children in developing personal skills
- play with children
- communicate with youth
- give constructive feedback
- attend to children's basic physical needs
- maintain relations with children's parents
- supervise children
Optional (EN) · 21
- handle children's problems
- carry out wound care
- provide first aid
- baby care
- feed pets
- assess the development of youth
- drive vehicles
- speak different languages
- support the positiveness of youths
- use food preparation techniques
- disability care
- iron textiles
- clean surfaces
- buy groceries
- common children's diseases
- clean rooms
- use gardening equipment
- support children's wellbeing
- demonstrate when teaching
- prepare ready-made dishes
- use cooking techniques
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