Hello! My name is Katya, and I'm from Belarus. I'm an energetic, responsible, and caring person with a great love for children and a genuine interest in German culture. I consider myself open-minded, sociable, and easily adaptable.
Why do I want to become an Au-Pair?
To be honest, it's a dream for me to combine two of the most important things in my life: taking care of children and having the opportunity to truly explore another country. I think that working as a nanny is not just about "looking after a child," but about becoming a big sister and a friend for them, someone they can play soccer with, make interesting crafts with, and have fun doing their homework with. I love seeing children discover the world, and I would love to help your children learn new things every day.
Why should you choose me?
I think it's because I won't just be a scheduled assistant for you. I want to be a real support for your family, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your children are in good hands. I'm ready to fully immerse myself in your life, helping with homework (I recently graduated from high school with a perfect score!), coming up with fun games, drawing, playing music, or just going for walks.
I grew up with two younger sisters (they're 9 and 14 years old now), so I have real, "homegrown" experience. I know how to persuade them to put their toys away, how to help them make up after a fight, and how to cheer them up when they're sad. I understand what it means to be responsible for children.
I am very responsible and attentive to detail, and I will always prioritize the safety and happiness of your children. I am adaptable and willing to help with household chores, such as maintaining order and preparing simple and delicious meals for the children.
I believe that I can not only perform my duties well, but also become a positive part of your home, bringing a little creativity, music, and joy to it.
I really want to find a family where I can put my heart into and become someone your children can trust. I will be incredibly.
I haven't had any experience with the Au-Pair program yet, but I do have a real-life university: my two younger sisters! The 5- and 10-year age difference has made me more than just an older sister; I've become their personal animator, tutor, and sometimes "backup mom."
This experience has been challenging, but it has taught me the most valuable lesson: what true responsibility truly means. I know how to persuade a ten-year-old to clean her room without causing a riot, and how to calm an upset five-year-old by hugging her and reading her favorite fairy tale. I've learned to be patient, to find common ground with two very different personalities, and to keep a million details in mind, from the school schedule to who likes which type of cereal for breakfast.
And why do I want to become an Au-Pair in Germany?
It's simple - I dream of combining my two greatest interests: taking care of children and immersing myself in your language and culture. I'm not interested in being just a tourist who takes pictures of landmarks. I want to truly live your life - to know what cartoons your children watch, what you cook for dinner on Sundays, and how you celebrate family holidays.
I believe that the best way to become a part of your family is to genuinely share my skills and warmth, helping your children discover the world. For me, this will not be a "job" but a grand and exciting journey, where I want to be a reliable assistant for you and a big sister and friend for your children.
I have a lot of hobbies.
1. I graduated from music school and still play music (more than 10 years),
2. I draw quite well and know many drawing rules.
3. Create and create again. All my life I was drawn to creativity and I tried different things: creating jewelry from epoxy resin, modeling from clay, knitting, embroidery, beads.
If you want, I can teach your children any of the list, it brings me pleasure ?.
After the Au-Pair program, I plan to stay in Germany and prepare for admission to a German university