Compensating Your Au Pair in Canada: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS POCKET MONEY! The reality is that Au Pairs in Canada are employees. As a host family, you are considered an employer and are responsible for complying with applicable federal and provincial employment requirements. Understanding your obligations from the beginning can help you avoid […]
Au Pairs are just glorified babysitters: Au Pairs aren’t fancy babysitters. Theyare more like extended family members who do more than just watch the kids. Theypitch in with childcare, help around the house, and sometimes even assist witheducational activities. Many Au Pairs become part of the family and stay in touchover the years! Au Pairs […]
Making friends in a small town can be a rewarding experience, as communities often have a strong sense of community. Here are some tips to help you make friends in a small town: Attend Local Events: Participate in community events, fairs, festivals, or any gatherings that the town organizes. Volunteer: Offer your time to local […]
What you should know during your first week in Canada! Traveling to a new country is so exciting! Here are some things you should know when you arrive in Canada. Jet lag When traveling across a number of time zones, the body’s internal clock will be out of synchronization with the destination time. Your body’s […]
