Age: 18-30Duration of stay: no limitations
Pocket money: 300 EUR
Working timet: 30 hrs
Holiday: 2 weeks in 6 months
Insurance: paid by family
Language course: paid by au pair
Do you comply with the following conditions?
- Are there living one or more children under 18 in your household?
- Can you give the au pair an own room at her/his disposal?
- Do you look for a temporary big daughter or a big son that takes care of your children and takes over a simple housework?
- Do you speak Italian in your daily life?
- Are you ready to enable the au pair to attend a language course?
- Do you have another nationality than the au pair?
Contents of the work
First of all your au pair is responsible for the childcare of your family. In addition to that she/he takes over small household activities. You should make clear with her/him in advance what exactly belongs to your au pair´s duties. You can fix your agreement in an au pair´s contract.
Pocket money
There are no official regulations in Italy concerning the au pairs´pocket money. Based on our experience we recommend to host families a monthly pocket money amounting to 300 €.
There are no official regulations in Italy concerning the au pairs´pocket money. Based on our experience we recommend to host families a monthly pocket money amounting to 300 €.
Board and lodging
In addition to the pocket money your au pair to be receives from you a free board and lodging. Food and accommodation are at the au pair´s disposal also in the case of her/his of illness.
In addition to the pocket money your au pair to be receives from you a free board and lodging. Food and accommodation are at the au pair´s disposal also in the case of her/his of illness.
Working time
In Italy the host family and the au pair can flexibly mutually agree on how many hours in a week the au pair will work. Generally it applies to the following: An au pair may work totally not more than 30 hours/week. These 30 hours should be divided into 6 days in a week as a maximum. Furthermore it is important: An au pair may not work more than 5 hours a day, including the babysitting.
In Italy the host family and the au pair can flexibly mutually agree on how many hours in a week the au pair will work. Generally it applies to the following: An au pair may work totally not more than 30 hours/week. These 30 hours should be divided into 6 days in a week as a maximum. Furthermore it is important: An au pair may not work more than 5 hours a day, including the babysitting.
Free time
Au pairs in Italy have one day in a week off. At least once that should be a Sunday.
Au pairs in Italy have one day in a week off. At least once that should be a Sunday.
Holiday
There are no uniform regulations in Italy as far as the au pairs´holiday concerned. Therefore you should agree on it with your au pair in advance. As a rule an au pair gets for every 6 months of her/his employment a two-week paid holiday for recreation.
There are no uniform regulations in Italy as far as the au pairs´holiday concerned. Therefore you should agree on it with your au pair in advance. As a rule an au pair gets for every 6 months of her/his employment a two-week paid holiday for recreation.
Language course
Your au pair must have sufficient free time and a chance to attend a language course. Costs for the language course are borne by the au pair herself/himself. Because you are more familiar with your town it would be net if you assist your au pair in finding a suitable language course.
Your au pair must have sufficient free time and a chance to attend a language course. Costs for the language course are borne by the au pair herself/himself. Because you are more familiar with your town it would be net if you assist your au pair in finding a suitable language course.
Travel costs
Au pairs coming to Italy generally bear their both-way travel costs. However, we recommend to the host families to take over totally or at least partially costs of the au pair´s return journey at the end of a stay gone without hitch.
Au pairs coming to Italy generally bear their both-way travel costs. However, we recommend to the host families to take over totally or at least partially costs of the au pair´s return journey at the end of a stay gone without hitch.
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