Demi Pair Program

Study in some of the world’s most prestigious Universities & Colleges and explore Australia during your free time. Become a Demi Pair (part-time Au Pair) in Australia! 

Explore the possibilities:

• Experience a different lifestyle
• Live in a different location
• Step out of your comfort zone. 

When you become a Demi Pair you get the chance to imagine what your life could look like as a nurse, teacher, or childcare professional. Our program drives employability with transferable skills such as problem-solving, creativity, human interaction, and practical skills. All these important aspects are helpful in preparing young individuals for the real world.

What is a Demi Pair?

As the name itself implies, a Demi Pair is similar to an Au Pair but they’re only spending half of their time looking after children and the other half is for their studies. If you’re a student who goes to a University, then being a demi-pair could be a good option for you as it does not only help you improve your English skills, it can also accommodate your work and studies. 

Demi Pair	Au Pair
Help the family 15-25 hrs/week Pocket money AUD 210-250/week  Full accommodation and board  Stay 6 months – unlimited 200+ hours experience working with children  Enrolled at an Australian higher education institute/university Hold a Subclass 500 Student Visa Hold an international drivers license	Help the family up to 25- 40 hrs/week Pocket money AUD 210-500/week  Full accommodation and board Stay 6-12 months 200+ hours experience working with children  Hold a 462 or 417 Working Holiday Visa Hold an international drivers license

Who can become a Demi Pair?

You can become a Demi Pair in Australia if you:

• Have experience and are keen to work with children
• Have a mature, patient, and loving personality
• Have intermediate English skills 
• Are interested in living with a local family and immerse yourself in the family’s lifestyle
• Are able to provide support with childcare 15-25 hrs a week (outside of school hours)
• Can stay with the family 6+ months
• Can drive (not mandatory but most families need a driver)