| Insurance |
|
Comprehensive
medical, travel, personal liability and life insurance coverage.
As the insurance is fully comprehensive, there is no need
to purchase additional insurance coverage. |
| Training |
 |
|
3 day orientation in Washington DC on arrival including
transfers, accommodation, meals & sightseeing. |
|
Monthly meetings in your local community with your Coordinator. |
 |
Handbook providing tips on being an Au Pair. |
| Host Family Placement |
|
Placement with a carefully selected CHI Host Family. |
|
Usually be placed in a major American City or in its suburbs,
with all of the educational, cultural and entertainment resources
these metropolitan areas offer. |
|
Have your own furnished bedroom in your host family’s
home. |
|
Receive US$195.75 weekly pocket money. |
 |
Two weeks vacation, with pocket money. |
| Visa |
 |
The legal sponsorship necessary to obtain your J-1
visa for 12 months. |
 |
Assistance with obtaining your visa (you must pay the
visa and related costs). |
| Support |
 |
Support in the USA from an experienced CHI Community
Counsellor. |
| Activities |
 |
CHI organised monthly meetings. |
 |
A regular schedule of social, cultural and recreational
activities with other Au Pairs. |
 |
Be able to take the “13th month” to travel
and explore the US. |
 |
Attending classes that will help you learn
about American culture with American students.
Host families will pay up to US $500
for school fees, textbooks and materials. |
| General |
 |
Travelex Visa Cash
Passport Card. |
 |
eKit
card. |
 |
ISIC card |
 |
Au Pair Manual/Handbook |
 |
Baby Sitter’s Handbook |
 |
ABC’s of American Culture |
Cancellations will only be accepted in writing and will be
effective at the date received by Student Placement
Australia New Zealand Pty Ltd. Refunds will
be made according to the following schedule:
After departure there will be no refund.