Junior Nanny from the UK (Au Pair)

Here you can find a draft of the employment contract with an Au Pair.
Here you can find CVs of our Au Pairs.

300 pounds a week (25 working hours a week)

450 pounds a week (37,5 working hours a week)

A native English speaker will definitely help to create an English language environment so the children start speaking English.

English Nanny Agency recruit the best staff to work with your children. Not everyone can apply for these roles, we register only those candidates who meet all the requirements and we offer these candidates for the clients to choose. We want to draw your attention to the fact that au pairs have very little experience in the childcare field.

An au pair is a young person from the UK who wants to travel to Russia or CIS countries and work 25 or 37,5 hours a week and have a lot of free time. An au pair often have a degree in the childcare and teaching field but have no experience. An au pair can be a student who wants to see the world or a single lady who raised her own children and wants to help others. Junior Nannies are British passport holders who want to travel and learn a new language. English Nanny has a variety of options to offer.

In this very case hiring an au pair and hiring a Russian nanny is alike. The main focus is on a positive attitude and a perfect record of the candidate. They are all interviewed by qualified psychologists with due diligence. The agency helps to get a CPR certificate and DBS-checked.

The salary rate of junior nannies is 300 pounds for 25 working hours a week or 450 pounds for 37,5 working hours a week. Au pairs have two days off per week along with that. Usually, the days off are Saturday and Sunday.

It’s possible to hire an au pair for a year or three month period. In the summertime, the number of applications increases as university students start looking for a temporary job on holidays.

THE LIST OF QUESTION FOR AN AU PAIR PROFILE:

Why have you decided to participate in an au pair program and why have you chosen Russia?
What is the preferable weekly schedule (25 or 37,5 hours a week)?
Have you ever lived away from home?
Would you be able to adapt to a new environment and live away from family and friends for a year?
Describe your family background.
What subject did you learn in school/college? Have you ever had the experience of teaching children English?
Write a list of your previous places of work.
What do you like the most about working with children?
Do you have an international driving license? Do you drive? If yes, how often?
Are you pet-friendly? Are you allergic to animals? Have you experienced any psychological problems caused by animals?
Are you a vegetarian? If yes, would you be able to cook a meat course for the child?
Do you smoke? If yes, how often? Would you be able to abstain from smoking at work?
Have you ever traveled abroad? If yes, what countries did you visit?
Do you have any experience in the childcare field? Have you ever worked in the childcare sector as a nanny, nursery teacher or a camp teacher?
What is the age range of the children you worked with?
How do you get on with children? Were you a self-disciplined child?
Where did you feel the best – in the city or in the countryside? Where do you live now?
Do you do any household chores? What household chores would you be able to do (cooking, cleaning, ironing)?
What are your hobbies?
Do you think of yourself as of neat or messy person?
What is the preferable start date for a future role?

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