Become an Aupair in China: Live, Learn, and Explore!
Watch this video and learn what you can expect from working with us!
Join our webinar and start your Aupair journey today!
Watch this video and learn what you can expect from working with us!
Join our webinar and start your Aupair journey today!
Explore China with confidence. We’ll guide you every step.
Our team helps you every step of the way - from questions about visas to settling in with your host family.
Step 01.
Join the Zoom info session
Step 02.
Meet our friendly coordinators
Step 03.
Find out if the program is right for you
Explore China with confidence. We’ll guide you every step.
Our team helps you every step of the way - from questions about visas to settling in with your host family.
Step 01.
Join the Zoom info session
Step 02.
Meet our friendly coordinators
Step 03.
Find out if the program is right for you
About our program
We connect passionate young people with welcoming families in China for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural exchange.
Our program isn’t just about travelling – it’s about living, learning, and growing through real human connections.
You’ll experience life as part of a Chinese family, sharing your culture while discovering theirs. From learning Mandarin to joining cultural activities and exploring local traditions – every day brings something new.
About our program
We connect passionate young people with welcoming families in China for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural exchange.
Our program isn’t just about travelling – it’s about living, learning, and growing through real human connections.
You’ll experience life as part of a Chinese family, sharing your culture while discovering theirs. From learning Mandarin to joining cultural activities and exploring local traditions – every day brings something new.
You’ll be a great fit if you’re:
18–28, healthy, and a high-school grad or higher
Fluent in English (Mandarin is a bonus, not required)
Open-minded, responsible, patient, and love being around kids
Unmarried with no children and have no criminal record
Curious about Chinese culture and language
Who Can Become an Aupair?
Be aged 18 to 30 years
Have basic English Communication Skills
Be in good physical and mental health
Have genuine interest in childcare and cultural exchange
Be willing to commit to a minimum of 3 to 6 months
Who Can Become an Aupair?
Be aged 18 to 30 years
Have basic English Communication Skills
Be in good physical and mental health
Have genuine interest in childcare and cultural exchange
Be willing to commit to a minimum of 3 to 6 months
What You'll Do as an Aupair
Helping with daily routines, like getting kids ready for school
Planning or joining fun learning activities
Practising English with the children
Occasionally assisting with light household tasks related to the children
Sharing your own culture and language with the host family
Already interested?
What You'll Do as an Aupair
Helping with daily routines, like getting kids ready for school
Planning or joining fun learning activities
Practising English with the children
Occasionally assisting with light household tasks related to the children
Sharing your own culture and language with the host family
What You'll get in Return
Free accommodation with your host family
Meals provided daily
Monthly scholarship + transport stipend and a completion bonus.
Chinese language lessons (4 per week)
Cultural exchange activities each month
Visa and orientation support before departure
A dedicated local coordinator to help you during your stay
What You'll get in Return
Free accommodation with your host family
Meals provided daily
Monthly scholarship + transport stipend and a completion bonus.
Chinese language lessons (4 per week)
Cultural exchange activities each month
Visa and orientation support before departure
A dedicated local coordinator to help you during your stay
FAQs
It’s a cultural exchange where you live with a welcoming Chinese host family, help with childcare and language practice, attend Mandarin lessons, and explore China—all with 24/7 support from 99aupairs and our in-country partner.
Anyone aged 18–30, in good health, with conversational English and a love for children and new cultures.
Placements usually run for 3 to 6 months, though longer options (up to 12 months) are available.
No—English is enough. You’ll take weekly Mandarin classes during your stay.
Free accommodation and meals, Mandarin lessons, monthly cultural activities, program insurance, local support, and a completion bonus.
Help children learn English, assist with school routines, play, and share your culture. You’ll work up to 30 hours per week.
Every family is interviewed, screened, and matched to ensure safety and cultural fit.
We guide you through applications, visas, interviews, orientation, and settling in—with a local coordinator available during your stay.
You’ll need a police check, medical report, references, photos, and a completed application.
You’ll have mediation support and, if needed, a rematch option handled by our team and partner agency.
You’ll improve your Mandarin, become more confident, independent, and globally minded—all while building lifelong friendships and memories.
All placements include 24/7 emergency support, insurance, and pre-departure training. Host families are thoroughly screened for suitability.
You’ll take part in local excursions and workshops—from tea ceremonies to calligraphy and traditional festivals.
Most participants say they return home with greater self-confidence, global awareness, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Absolutely. It shows resilience, adaptability, and cross-cultural communication—skills highly valued in global workplaces.
Ideally, 3 months before your intended start date to allow time for matching, documentation, and visa processing.
Yes, you’ll receive a monthly stipend/scholarship, plus accommodation, meals, and bonuses—so your main expenses are flights and visas.
Your key costs are flights, visa, and personal spending. The rest—housing, meals, classes, support—is covered by the host family and program.
We understand. All families are verified, insurance and emergency support are included, and we maintain close communication with you and your coordinator throughout.
Join our next info webinar, chat with our coordinators, and begin your application—it only takes a few minutes to start your China adventure!
FAQs
It’s a cultural exchange where you live with a welcoming Chinese host family, help with childcare and language practice, attend Mandarin lessons, and explore China—all with 24/7 support from 99aupairs and our in-country partner.
Anyone aged 18–30, in good health, with conversational English and a love for children and new cultures.
Placements usually run for 3 to 6 months, though longer options (up to 12 months) are available.
No—English is enough. You’ll take weekly Mandarin classes during your stay.
Free accommodation and meals, Mandarin lessons, monthly cultural activities, program insurance, local support, and a completion bonus.
Help children learn English, assist with school routines, play, and share your culture. You’ll work up to 30 hours per week.
Every family is interviewed, screened, and matched to ensure safety and cultural fit.
We guide you through applications, visas, interviews, orientation, and settling in—with a local coordinator available during your stay.
You’ll need a police check, medical report, references, photos, and a completed application.
You’ll have mediation support and, if needed, a rematch option handled by our team and partner agency.
You’ll improve your Mandarin, become more confident, independent, and globally minded—all while building lifelong friendships and memories.
All placements include 24/7 emergency support, insurance, and pre-departure training. Host families are thoroughly screened for suitability.
You’ll take part in local excursions and workshops—from tea ceremonies to calligraphy and traditional festivals.
Most participants say they return home with greater self-confidence, global awareness, and a renewed sense of purpose.
Absolutely. It shows resilience, adaptability, and cross-cultural communication—skills highly valued in global workplaces.
Ideally, 3 months before your intended start date to allow time for matching, documentation, and visa processing.
Yes, you’ll receive a monthly stipend/scholarship, plus accommodation, meals, and bonuses—so your main expenses are flights and visas.
Your key costs are flights, visa, and personal spending. The rest—housing, meals, classes, support—is covered by the host family and program.
We understand. All families are verified, insurance and emergency support are included, and we maintain close communication with you and your coordinator throughout.
Join our next info webinar, chat with our coordinators, and begin your application—it only takes a few minutes to start your China adventure!