Please find bellow list of aupairs who
are ready to work in Canada Last Update 05/20/2012
Lorena 26 Yrs old
Aupair from Hong Kong
8 Year
Experience
Education:
College, High School, First Aid Certificate, CPR Training
Dear Employer,
I am Lorena Caspe, aged 26 years old and currently working in Hong Kong as a nanny and domestic helper with a specialty in child care. I am seeking a nanny position in Canada.
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Bachelor's Degree, Graduated High School or Equivalent
Well to describe myself; I can begin first of all that I have always had a great interest in working with children, that's why I chose to become a teacher.
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Hello! My name is Maryna. I am 30 years old and from the Ukraine. I work in kindergarten with children of pre-school age in first part of the day and as a tutor in second part of the day teaching mathematics and English.
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Associates Degree, College, High School, Certified Elderly Care Training, First Aid Certificate, Certified Nanny Training, CPR Training
Dear family,
My name is Jennifer and I am presently working in Hong Kong as a domestic helper specializing in CHILD CARE. I have forever loved children and find nothing more worthwhile than caring for them.
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Hello there, I'm Ievgeniia Krainik, you can call me just Jenny, I'm from Ukraine and I'm a nurse. I have a lot of children's care experience because I worked as a nurse in Intensive Care Department in my native town for three years.
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Canada does not offer an official au pair program, however,
au pairs can legally work in the country under the
Live-In
Caregiver Program. The Live-in Caregiver Program helps
Canadians hire foreign workers to live and work in their homes
to care for children, the elderly or people with disabilities.
Every year, Canadian families hire thousands of foreign workers
to help address skill and labour shortages.
The Live-in Caregiver Program is a special program to bring
workers to Canada for live-in work as caregivers when there are
not enough Canadians to fill the available positions. A "live-in
caregiver" is someone who provides unsupervised care of
children, the elderly or the disabled in a private household.
The caregiver must:
work full-time in a private home;
live with the family;
receive a private, furnished room within the home;
meet Citizenship and Immigration Canada requirements for
language, education and work skills necessary to function in
the Canadian labour market; and
refrain from working for more than one employer at a
time, or for a health agency, labour contractors, in day
care or in foster care.
Successful applicants receive an employment authorization
allowing them to work in Canada as live-in caregivers. After two
years of employment, program participants can apply in Canada to
become permanent residents; they may be granted permanent
resident status provided they meet certain requirements. Note:
the two years of employment must be completed within three years
of the caregiver's arrival in Canada.
Additional information on temporary work in Canada is
available here:
If you are between the ages of 18 and 30 and you are
searching for overseas travel opportunities that will allow you
the flexibility to work on short term contracts, visit the
International Youth Programs page.
