TOP QUESTIONS REGARDING AU PAIR MATCH PROCESS -- au pair tips 

Thanks so much!

I'm so glad to hear it!! Thanks so much for watching and I hope you subscribe!

Thank you so much for watching and I hope you subscribe :)

Hello! Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment. I think a male au pair for your sons would be great :) I first became an au pair (just 2 months) after graduating high school. After that quick au pair stay, I returned home from a year to do university. I went with my long-term host family shortly after finishing college. It's totally up to you and the au pair though! Best wishes and I hope you subscribe to the channel!

@@grahamcargle Did you use Au Pair World before and after graduating college? I thought Au Pair contracts are usually longer than 2 months (your first experience after high school)? In my first comment, I also asked if you would ever join a host family if there were 2 Au Pairs to hopefully give respite for you/like a work roommate (one English native speaker & one Spanish native speaker) - in a studio apartment (with kitchen/bathroom). My children are born raised first 8 years in Colombia (native speakers but I want Au Pairs to speak in English when at home and with Au Pairs.). Thanks Graham!

That's a wonderful question! I would just be up front about it and explain exactly what you're expecting. If you think they should pay you more, explain why. Of course, be reasonable and respectful, but that is totally something that you can negotiate! Best of luck and I hope you subscribe :)

All thanks to you! I normally just introduce my mom, but that’s totally up to you. Sometimes she doesn’t join, sometimes she does. Does that answer your question?

@@grahamcargle It does, technically 😅 I was uncertain as I had spoken to a host family on a forum and according to them, the call should be super formal, like an actual work interview.

@@user-sr6dl3re7e Ahhhh, very interesting! None of mine have every been that formal, but I suppose that every host family is a little different. I mean, at the end of the day, if everything works out, you'll be living with these people, so I would say just be natural and honest!

@@grahamcargle Thank you☺️☺️

Hi Hannah! I don't advise that you go with the first family. If it just feels right, then it might be just right, but it's really hard to know if you've never known what it's like to interview with another family. Does that make sense? Be sure to follow me on Insta so we can keep up! @aupair.graham

@@grahamcargle Is your Instagram still active? Your profile did not come up.