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Au Pair in America is the nation's first legal au pair program. Since 1986, we have provided the best child care opportunities to host families across the U.S. and au pairs from around the world.
HOW TO GET A GEORGIA DRIVER’S LICENSE Beginning April 12, 2021- No appointment is needed for the first written test. The first written exam can be accomplished at soon as the Au pair has received the SS card. This is offered in multiple locations including Cumming, Alpharetta, Canton, Norcross, Marietta, Kennesaw, and BlueRidge which Read More
Two test must be taken: A knowledge test and a skills test. No appointment is necessary for the knowledge exam, but wait times can be long. An appointment must be made to take the roads test. Test can be made 120 days ahead. Save confirmation emails and appointment numbers. The written exam can be made Read More
How the Au pair program affected Adult Children from Former Host Families. (Excerpted from Au Pair in America Program Outcomes- Perspectives of Host Children 1999-2017) Cassie Heine and Catie Steidl, AIFS program Researchers stated: “The host children love and learned from their Au pairs. As a result, their eyes were open Read More
Feeling homesick is a normal feeling when you first arrive as an Au pair. YOU CAN GET THROUGH IT! It just takes a little time and some effort on your part. Tell yourself that you can live with being uncomfortable for a short time. Trust yourself that you made the right decision. Trust me when Read More
Communication with your Community Counselor It is very important to stay in communication with your counselor. Without at least monthly conversations, it is impossible for your counselor to know what is going well for you or what you need help with. The State Department of our Government sets the rules for which APIA Read More
The information contained in this article was obtained from The Centers for Disease Control And Prevention. For more information, please go to https://www.cdc.gov/flu/ The best way to protect yourself and your host family against influenza (flu) is to get a flu vaccine. Flu is a contagious respiratory disease that can lead to serious Read More
Online Education Options for Au Pairs: Local in-person classes should be a priority for achieving the education component. If you are not able to find a local in person course your CC can discuss online options. Only ONE online course can be taken at at time. ONE PER SEMESTER. Education: Your course will be approved Read More
Tie Dying is fun for groovy Au pairs! This is a very fun activity to share with your preschool and up age host children, just remember to wear gloves. This is best done outside. PRO TIP : The dye will change the color of anything it touches, even skin so use Read More
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Social Distancing with your Host Family Social distancing is for the benefit of everyone who lives in your community starting with yourself, your host parents, friends and anyone you may normally have contact with. We all must do our part, even if you are young, or otherwise healthy, your activities can increase the Read More
