Location
  • Spain
    • Madrid
    • Madrid
Length
4 - 12 weeks
Program Tags
Au Pair

Program Details

Housing
Host Family
Primary Language
Spanish

Pricing

Starting Price
695
Price Details
As an au pair in Spain, you’ll receive:

*Placement with a carefully screened host family and a private room and full board
*A monthly stipend ranging from 205 to 360 Euros (to be determined before departure)
*Two weeks of paid vacation per year (one week for six-month placements)
*At least one complete day off per week (usually Sunday)
Jan 03, 2022
May 17, 2018
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About Program

As an au pair in Spain you will provide a maximum of 30 hours of child care per week, and may be asked to babysit a few evenings per week. You will also be expected to contribute to light household duties. The stipend you will receive is based on the number of hours you work per week, but can range between 205 and 360 Euros per month.

InterExchange assists in all steps of the au pair experience, from application to family placements and beyond! Have confidence as you step into a new adventure, with our years experience to guide and support you!

This program is currently not being promoted on Go Overseas by its provider. Check with InterExchange for the most up-to-date information regarding the status of this program.

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Program Highlights

  • Welcoming host family
  • Stipend to help with your local costs
  • Enjoy the Madrid region as a local
  • Explore other parts of Spain in your free time

Program Reviews

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  • Housing 3
  • Support 4
  • Fun 5
  • Value 5
  • Safety 5
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Isabelle
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

A Year to Grow and Experience

My time abroad while in Spain was one of the best decisions that I have ever made. It was a chance for me to live abroad and experience a new culture and perspective on the world. I went there as a nervous student who had just graduated high school, but when I returned I had gained independence and confidence that I would have never gotten if I had gone straight to college. I think the best part of my experience was the people that I met. I was able to meet a bunch of different people from across the globe and develop great friendships that I still have today. Living in Europe also allowed me to travel on the weekends and to experience 10 different countries. It wasn't too expensive and was a once in a life time opportunity. I learned to balance my time and what was important to me when I was on my own. I am so thankful that I made the choice to go abroad. If I had one tip, it would be to start traveling and experiencing early! When I first got there I was trying to get settled and feel comfortable before I started adventuring or traveling anywhere, but in reality I got more comfortable by traveling and experiencing everything I could! My favorite memory is spending the afternoons in the city center, eating small appetizers and frozen yogurt! It was the perfect time to take in everything the city had to offer and to meet all the different friendly faces.

What would you improve about this program?
I think this program can be improved by providing more information to the workers about how to deal with and understand the parents that are being worked with. There is information about the children, but not as much about the parents which can make it difficult.
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