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Venezuela
Venezuela is known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity. It hosts a huge number of native species of animals, many of which live in the beautiful Andes Mountains and Amazon basin rain forest. The native tongue is Spanish. Are you interested in hosting an au pair from Venezuela who can teach your children this useful language and share the culture and heritage with them? We have qualified applicants ready to join your family from this South [Read more...]
Venezuela is known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity. It hosts a huge number of native species of animals, many of which live in the beautiful Andes Mountains and Amazon basin rain forest. The native tongue is Spanish.
Are you interested in hosting an au pair from Venezuela who can teach your children this useful language and share the culture and heritage with them? We have qualified applicants ready to join your family from this South American country.
The benefits of finding an au pair from Venezuela to live with you in the United States include:
- Teaching your children Spanish: This has become in-demand knowledge in today’s modern world.
- Having someone to practice speaking Spanish with: Learning from a book or at school isn’t the same as holding everyday conversations in a second language.
- Gaining a global awareness: Your children will learn about what it’s like to live in a foreign country and draw parallels between our country and Venezuela.
Why Find an Au Pair From Venezuela?
Speaking Spanish has become a valuable skill. Many people across the United States find it useful to be conversant in this language, and the best way to sharpen your kids’ ability to speak any new language is to give them a fellow conversationalist.
South American culture has a rich history and is quite different from the United States, yet we also share many similarities with the Venezuelan people. Hosting someone from this country will help your kids to learn that while people may speak different languages, we are all more alike than we are different.
They will also enjoy getting to know customs, games and other things your au pair teaches about her own background. You, too, will find it eye-opening to hear about what a typical day is like in a Venezuelan household. This cultural exchange benefits all sides. Many American schools teach relatively little to students about South America, so it’s another reason why bringing an au pair from Venezuela into your home can be a valuable experience for enriching your kids’ knowledge base.
Getting to Know Your Au Pair From Venezuela
The Venezuelan culture is what one may think as a typical Southern American culture. Venezuelans are very flexible on the concept of punctuality and, for example, it is not expected or acceptable to show up on time to a dinner invitation. When an on-the-dot arrival is expected, Venezuelans use the expression hora británica (“British time”).
Venezuelan couples have on average 2 to 3 children. Family is at the center of a Venezuelan’s life. The concept of family goes beyond the nuclear family and extends to relatives (grandparents, uncles and aunts, cousins). You can expect your au pair to look forward to bonding with your family and being a part of it. It is very common to work one or two jobs and study at the same time. For financial reasons, Venezuelans usually continue to live at home through their education, and sometimes after completing their education too.
More often than not, relatives live very close, sometimes on the same block. It is likely that your Venezuelan au pair will have gained a lot of child care experience through caring for young relatives (nieces and nephews, cousins) in the family.
The minimum driving age in Venezuela is 18 years old. Driving in Venezuela may be a bit chaotic and rules and signs are not always respected. Your Venezuelan au pair may find it easier to adapt to driving in the United States. We recommend that you discuss your driving needs with your au pair during the interviewing process.
Basic English is taught grade 1 through 9, and is compulsory in grade 9 to 11 for students who choose the path of Humanities (as opposed to Sciences). In post-secondary education, English is usually taught mainly to understand texts. Your Venezuelan au pair is likely to understand English better when communicated in writing rather than orally. It can be a good idea to write down your au pair’s tasks and schedule, especially in the early stages!
Host an Au Pair From Venezuela
Having an au pair from Venezuela can help your kids learn about other cultures. It’s an experience they will treasure for their whole lives and one that will benefit the entire family. The world suddenly becomes a smaller place when your kids meet someone from another country. They will love hearing about things that are different in Venezuela and comparing their lives to kids thousands of miles away.
We thoroughly check backgrounds on all our candidates, and we have been designated by the Department of State. You can begin the process of finding a Venezuelan au pair by filling out an application or contacting us for more information.
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Child Care Experience
I volunteered at Ronald McDonald House Charities from August 2017 to January 2018 taking care of children ages newborn to 16. I organized activities, took care of the children, entertained them, played, sang songs and painted pictures. I worked at a camp called La Fogata from August to December 2017 where I took care of children ages 1 to 16 years old. I guided the children through the camp activities and made sure everyone's needs were met. I babysat Gabriela (4) and Veronica (6) from September 2014 to January 2015 six days a week. I supervised their chores, fed and bathed them and played.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Dancing, singing, reading, watching movies, spending time with friends and family, playing tennis, baseball and soccer, swimming
Comments
I want to become an Au Pair because I know this will be an amazing experience for life, I hope to grow a lot more, to learn about other culture and about the language. I know I'm qualified because I'm willing to try, to learn and live this experience. One thing I know is that I always give my best no matter what.
Child Care Experience
I volunteered at a childcare center from February to July 2016 taking care of children ages 1 to 3 years old. I did all childcare related duties. I babysat Gabriel (3) from January to August 2017 six days a week. I bathed him, helped with homework and played with him. I also babysat Alejandra (3) and Jose (1mth) from June to August 2018 six days a week. I helped with housework, played with the children, fed and bathed them and changed diapers.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Dancing, listening to music, drawing, cooking, watching baseball and soccer, dancing, swimming, exercising, playing volleyball
Comments
Per a reference: "I feel comfortable recommending her because she has the necessary capacity to be able to perform in this field. Nicole is a responsible, honest, respectful person and is a girl who conveys joy. During all the time I have been getting to know her, she has shown me to be a humble person, friendly and very sociable."
Child Care Experience
I watched Emma (5) from April to December 2016, three days a week. This included bathing, feeding, helping with homework, and playing various games with her. I also watched Arnaldo (1) and Jose (2) from July 2014 to August 2015 for five days a week. This included bathing them, feeding them, dressing them, playing various games, and putting them to bed. From September 2017 to January 2018, I babysat Liah (5) three days a week. This included helping with homework, feeding, bathing, and playing games. I watched Fabian (1) from January to March 2018 twice a week, doing things such as changing diapers, feeding, and playing. Lastly, I babysat Aron (3) and Antonella (7) from January to July 2017 for three days a week. This included feeding them, bathing them, teaching them, and playing different games with them.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Baking, cooking, traveling, exercising, watching movies, listening to music, meeting new people, learning new things, spending time with friends and family, playing volleyball, swimming, and watching basketball and baseball.
Comments
I don't only see this program as a form of personal growth since I'll be away from my family but also as a great opportunity since children for me are very important and I love being surrounded by them because they make me feel happy and teach me to see the world in a different way. Being an au pair I'll have many new experiences and being part of a new family excites me a lot. Learning and speaking a new language has always been my dream and as an Au pair I'll be able to fulfill it by doing many other things that I'm passionate about. I consider myself qualified because I've learned a lot during the time I took care of my little cousins, the children of my neighbors and friends, and also attended two different nurseries. Every day there were a different challenge with the babies and the biggest ones (3-5 years old) therefore that experience prepared me very well for this program. I'm also very independent with household chores, making decisions and I easily adapts to new surroundings, I'm observant, responsible and dedicated person.
Child Care Experience
I watched Amy (2) from March to December 2017, two times per week at day care. Additionally, I watched Wilmary (10) from September 2017 to June 2018 there, and Joes (8) and Luis (10) from December 2016 to the present there. With Jose and Luis, I watched them 6 days a week on vacations and holidays. I worked as a teaching assistant form September 2016 to June 2017 5 days a week where I watched 44 children ages 12 to 13. Lastly, I watched 5 babies, infants to 2 years old, 5 days a week from November 2017 to May 2018 at a day care.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Exercising, being outdoors, going to the beach, going to the movies, reading, playing volleyball, tennis, baseball, basketball, and football.
Comments
I want to become an au pair because it will be a new experience for my personal growth, It is the perfect way to know a different culture and to improve my English skills. I love children and learn from them and I'm very good relating to them as also I enjoy teaching. And because I'm an honest, responsible,patient, I'm kind, friendly and creative.
Child Care Experience
I watched Abril (3) from March 2015 to June 2018 2 times a week. This included playing games with her, helping her take a shower, helping her get dressed, and cooking and feeding her. From January to May 2017, I babysat Ignacio (6) 5 times a week. I was in charge of changing his diapers, feeding him, playing with him, and putting him down for naps. Lastly, I babysat Camila (3) from May 2015 to August 2017 3 times a week. This included playing with her, taking care of her, and feeding her.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Traveling, learning new places, designing clothes, eating good food, yoga, running, swimming
Comments
I want to be an au pair in USA because I would like to know another culture, I love children, they give joy to my life, I like to play with them. I am a energetic, creative and fun person, I would like to be part of their life and have fun, I consider to be educated in a harmonious environment is very important for their lives personal growth and am contribute with their formation
Child Care Experience
I worked at a school with children ages 1 to 2 years old, three times a week from January to July 2018. I was responsible for taking care of the children, supporting the teachers, supervising and helping with children's activities, and helped them eat. From November 2013 to October 2015, I babysat Osmayerling (6) for 15 hours a day. This included preparing meals for her, bathing her, planning activities for her at home, and playing with her. Finally, from May 2013 to January 2016, I worked at a bible school where I taught the bible to young people ages 11 to 16. Here, I also would support them and schedule activities for the youth leader.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Excursions, barismo, travel, business, travel, gastronomy, DIY projects, swimming, baseball, and kickball.
Comments
I want to be an au pair because I want to continue to grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. I like American Culture because it's super interesting. I am introspective, responsible, and a collaborative person. I have a lot of sensitivity in which I use to take care of children. I know that being an au pair is an excellent opportunity. I am also first aid certified, have leadership training. and have done theater and barismo courses.
Child Care Experience
I watched Vanessa (5) from March 2010 to August 2014 three times a week. During this time, I fed her, bathed her, and played with her. I babysat Miranda (1) from May 2015 to September 2015, five times a week, where I fed her, bathed her, and took care of her. From March 2016 to July 2017, I would help Juan (2) with his homework three times a week. Lastly, from February 2017 to October 2017, I watched Victoria (2) on weekends and played with her, fed her, and bathed her.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Reading, listening to music, dancing, photography, makeup, travelling, swimming, and volleyball.
Comments
I want to be an au pair to improve my English, to know new cultures and spending time with kids. The idea of being au pair has been very attractive because when I live in another country I do activities that I like very much. I have looked after children since I was 15 years old, I like to teach them different activities, and encourage them to learn new things. I also want to be an au pair to know, learn and continue growing in a culture like the American where I can develop my English skills much more and I can share a bit of my culture and as a chef share more of the gastronomy of my country and learn from the American gastronomy. I am a very responsible person, loving, mature at the time of taking care of children, I like to share my time with them, and I hope this experience to learn a lot from children and that they can learn much more of me.
Child Care Experience
I watched 15 children, ages 10 to 24 months, from September to December 2016 for 5 days a week at a daycare center. This included changing their diapers, feeding them, and playing with them. From January 2017 to June 2018, I supervised 43 children, age 2 to 4 years old for 3 days a week. This included feeding them, playing with them, taking them to the park, doing crafts such as painting with them, and watching movies. Finally, I watched 20 children, age 4 to 6 years old from June to July 2018 for 5 days a week. My responsibilities included feeding them, playing with them, helping them with their homework, painting with them, going to the park with them, doing crafts, and watching movies.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Cooking, crafts, hanging out with friends, outside activities, volleyball, soccer, and swimming.
Comments
I would love to be an au pair because I can improve my English skills, meet new people and discover new places. My strengths are that I'm kind, responsible, friendly, adaptable, and creative.
Child Care Experience
I babysat Leon (3 mths) from March to June 2017 for 4 days a week. I was in charge of bathing him, entertaining him, and taking care of him in general. In January 2018, I started helping in the kindergarten where I studied as a child. I helped the teachers with the babies ages 1 to 2 years old where I changed diapers, helped them eat, sang songs, ad created dynamic activities where we encouraged their learning and healthy growth. In July 2018, I switched to working with children age 2 to 3 years old at the kindergarten until September 2018. I typically worked there for 5 days a week. Finally, I have watched my cousin Alejandra since she was 8 years old for about 3 days a week around December 2015 to 2017. I was in charge of supervising her, helping her with homework, and entertaining her.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Listening to music, spending time with family and friends, watching TV series, dancing, painting, reading books, and swimming.
Comments
I want to be an au pair because I think it's a unique experience where I will be able to learn many things for my future and personal development. In addition, I will be able to live a different lifestyle from mine while I work with children which is something that I enjoy a lot. I am an optimistic person, I always take the best of the situation, and I am also honest, responsible, and patient. I am certified in first aid and I can also teach math, dance, and Spanish.
Child Care Experience
I currently work as an English teacher 3 times a week with children age 8 to 13 years old. I started doing this in August 2016 and am in charge of supervising them, preparing lessons for them, and planning their classes. From May 2012 to 2018, I babysat Ibai (3) once a week. My responsibilities included supervising her, feeding her, and entertaining her. I also babysat Mia (2) and Iam (4mths) from July to September 2018, 5 days a week. I supervised them, fed them, prepared bottles for the baby, and entertained both of them.
Sports, Interests and Hobbies
Reading, dancing, listening to music, baking, and doing sports such as volleyball, baseball, and soccer.
Comments
English is a huge part of my life as well as kids, I love children and spending time with them. So considering this program was not difficult. I consider my strengthens as being patient, joyful, responsible and caring. I always going to give my 100% to them. Additionally, I was previously an English teacher for two years for kids and am first aid certified. I consider myself as a creative person so I will prepare fun activities and crafts for the kids.