PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL ONLY GET AN AU PAIR VISUM FOR GERMANY IF YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN 26 YRS OLD. Dear Au pair, we are a German family of 4. My husband is a Gynaecologist, I am a Neurologist. We are both 35 years old and have two little girls. Clara is 6 years old and Nora turned 4 years old in January. We have travelled the world a lot and are very open-minded people, happy to welcome you at our place. We speak English, French, German, Spanish and Farsi. We are looking for a lovely Aupair, that likes children a lot, is very patient and that wants to become part of our family. We currently have an au pair from Indonesia, who is our third Au Pair. We have had an American and two Indonesian Au Pairs before. Basic German is a must for Visa Application. We are looking for a fun, creative, open-minded and extroverted person that has experience with small children and tough enough to handle two children when they are ill and cannot attend kindergarten. Very good English (same level as native speaker) is required as well as experience with children, as our children already know some English and we don't want them to forget what they've learned. Ideally, we are looking for someone who worked as an au pair before, is English speaking and accepts to do housekeeping too.

PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL ONLY GET AN AU PAIR VISUM FOR GERMANY IF YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN 26 YRS AND OLD AND SPEAK BASIC GERMAN (A1). Both children (Clara and Nora) go to the nursery from 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Your Job will be to be the helping "pair of hands". Which means "helping" me to "entertain" the kids, especially, when my husband or I have shifts at the hospital an the other one is alone and the children are both home. You should help me with light housework, which means picking up toys, tidying up, vacuum cleaning from time to time, helping to set the table, emptying the dishwasher etc. We would ask you to babysit in the evening 1-2 times a week but most of the days you will have the evenings off when the kids are in bed or even earlier if you need to go somewhere. You will, of course, be able to attend a German class here. You will have a lot of free-time when we are at work and the kids in kindergarten. We would just ask you to do some housework then. Ideally, we are looking for someone who would be willing to do housekeeping too, which would be paid on top. Cooking and a drivers license are a plus, but not a must.