A two parent-professional family living in Dalkey, Dublin are looking for an Au Pair.

Si quieres vivir una experiencia en Irlanda y aprender el inglés en un país en el que es hablado por todos sus habitantes, trabaja de Au Pair en una casa de familia. El pago es €250-350 la semana para 25-40 horas.

Vuoi partire? Sei pronta a vivere un’esperienza in Irlanda e a migliorare il tuo inglese? Diventa un’Au Pair in Irlanda con il nostro aiuto. La paga ammonta a €250-350 per 25-40 ore settimanali.

Hours 25-40 hours per week

Pay €250-350 per week

Dates August for 12 months

Family Four

The family have two boys aged 4 and 9 yrs. Markedly, the eldest one is in school and the youngest one is in playschool. One boy is shy and likes nature and science. the other boy is very energetic and needs outdoor play or swimming every day.

Furthermore, the family would like an Au Pair who drives. She should be active and energetic too, and most importantly she should to play and interact with their children. The current Spanish Au Pair loves the family and even extended her stay for the second year.

Accommodation Au Pair in Dalkey near Dublin

The family live in a four-bedroom townhouse. In particular, it is brand new with all mod cons: in fact, it was built in 2017. Furthermore, the Au Pair will have a large bedroom with TV / Internet and ensuite, a radiator heater and 2 Velux windows too.

Location Au Pair in Dalkey Near Dublin

The family live in Dalkey village. In particular, it is 30 minutes by train from Dublin city centre and it is a beautiful village. Besides, it is very safe, with lots of lovely parks and restaurants. Apart from this, there is a large population of international people and ex-pats living in the area.

Most importantly, Dublin is the capital of Ireland. Several attractions can be found here: the Dublin Zoo, St. Stephen’s Green or Phoenix Park for nature lovers. But also the Trinity College, where the Book of Kells, the Books of Durrow and Armagh, and an ancient Irish harp are stored. Also, you could visit the numerous museums, among which we can find The Little Museum of Dublin, The National Gallery of Ireland, the National Museum of Ireland, Kilmainham Gaol (a popular site in the history of nationalism), not to mention the two Cathedrals and, last but not least, Dublin Castle. Furthermore, visiting the Guinness Storehouse is a fun and memorable option for the lovers of Irish beer.