Je suis nouveau sur ce forum !
J'ai 19 ans et j'aimerais améliorer mon anglais, mais rien de mieux que parler Anglais constamment tout les jours, non ?
Je compte partir à Dublin, qui m'as l'air d'être une chouette ville. Le problème est que j'ai que 300€ pour prendre mes billets, payer mon auberge de jeunesse (si vous en avez à me conseiller je suis partant :) ) Mais j'aimerai trouver un job d'été à dublin, pour payer mon voyage ou en tout cas le plus possible !
Mais où chercher et comment faire ?
Chercher sur place ou avant de préférence ?
300€ ça fait très peu, connais tu le prix aller retour pour aller à Dublin ?(avec les tarifs d'été en plus ...)
Tu as pensé à fille/garçon au pair ? C'est un super moyen d'améliorer son anglais 😉
Après question argent tu as surtout de l'argent de poche pour découvrir les alentours etc, en sois tu gagnes pas vraiment de l'argent (100€/ semaine ou moins) de quoi te payer des cours et quelques sorties.
Certains arrivent à économiser (tout dépend ton mode de vie sur place) mais c'est pas non plus des millions🙂
J'ai fais un teste des prix (départ de paris le 1juillet retour fin aout) le moins cher 140€ en apssant par opodo
Tu peux prendre un vol law cost (les moins cher mais le confort etc c'est pas le top mais franchement pour 1h de vol, bon après c'est toi qui voit bien sur !😏) avec Ryanair (ils ont un site français très bien)
Alors, pour l'au pair (qui est souvent une fille mais ça peut être un garçon !)
C'est une personne qui s'occupe des enfants dans une famille, en gros tu es "la nounou" pleins temps ou mi temps (quand les parents sont pas là) c'est eux qui fixe tes horaires et toi tu es libre d'accepter ou non les règles de la famille si c'est non tu ne va pas chez cette famille 😉
Tu as un très bon site pour trouver une famille Aupair World
Tu peux aussi passer par des agences mais c'est cher et tu n'as pas forcément plus de "sécurité", c'est un choix que font certains, tu as un super fofo pour en savoir plus sur l'au pair etc http://forumaupair.easyforum.fr/forum (j'y suis car je recherche une famille aussi 😉)
L'aupair fait aussi des taches ménagères, plus ou moins importantes (a voir selon la famille)
Tu t'occupes des enfants, les cherche a l'école, joue avec eux, aide aux devoirs etc
Tu a un argent de pomme par semaine qui varie selon ce que tu fais, les heures de travail la famille etc
Tu peux prendre des cours d'anglais, en gnrl tu es libre les wk et soir pour découvrir la ville, le pays etc. La famille te paye parfis un portable et des extra (près de la voiture etc)
Tu as ta chambre avec parfois ta salle de bain, accès au net etc tout ça c'est le profil de la famille tu la choisit.
Voila j'espère que j'ai été clair sinon hésite pas 🙂
De rien !
Il faut pas être trop trop sélectif sur le lieu exact moi je suis assez "ouvert" je "trie" après 😉
Car tu vas avoir tant et tant de famille correspondant à tes critères, moi j'ai mes préférences mais j'ai mis un choix large (enfant de 0 à 15 ans car j'ai travaillé avec ces âges), aucune préférence pour la ville ou la campagne etc
Après, je préfèrerais des enfants scolarisé (donc + de 3 ans) mais je fais moi choix par la suite
Je cherche pour l'Angleterre et l'Irlande !
Pour 6 mois à partir de Septembre
En "gnrl" veut dire en générale pardon 😄
Logiquement sur au pair world tu peux dire que tu es un garçon (ne ment pas surtout dit le tout de suite) met en avant tes expérience avec les enfants aussi !
Et je te conseille vivement le forum pour t'aider à mieux comprendre poser des question plus détaillé
Tu n'as jamais joué avec des enfants ?
Gardé, occupé fait du baby sitting ? (si oui met le en avant sur ton profil)
Petits frères/soeurs etc
C'est quoi ton pseudo sur le forum ?
J'y suis aussi 😉
C'est une sorte de baby sitting 😉
Explique que tu l'as déjà fait, ce que tu aimes faire etc !
Et t'en fais pas pour ta langue, ne mens pas dessus évite de trop te faire corriger ou alors un peu (si vraiment ça n'a aucun sens pour la personnes qui te corrige) et demande lui de bien t'expliquer pourquoi c'est faux etc !
ne mens pas à la famille sur ta langue, les au pair vont dans les pays étranger pour ça avant tout ^^
Je n'ai pas un très bon anglais mais rien que le fait de rédiger en anglais, parler avec des familles etc l'améliore !
Via au pair world il faut déjà que la famille valide ton profil pour envoyer des mails donc tu peux déjà aller sur ton "easy find" et envoyer une demande a tout ceux qui se trouve dedans (c'est ceux qui corresponde à tes critères)
Pour le mail je t'enverrais un mp perso sur le forum d'au pair (je suis clairette dessus il me semble), pense à te présenter dessus sinon ils suppriment les comptes inactif
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