Messages from Au Pair Japanese Connections on why you should consider a Japanese au pair.
We did it again! Au Pair Japanese Connection has received Customer Service Award from our US Au Pair partner agency, InterExchange Au Pair USA.
We are so honored to receive this award. We will continue working hard to recruit Japanese au pairs for host families in the world!
This is Spring, and in Japan, March is the end of the academic and business year. School year starts in April and ends in March. Consistently, professional calendar year starts in April and ends in March.
What does it mean for host families who are seeking Japanese au pairs?
Spring is the very important season to start communicating Japanese au pairs.
Also, you might consider welcoming a Japanese au pair sometime between April and June. Many Japanese nationals are seeking an au pair opportunity with April, May arrival after graduating from school or finishing their employment contract.
Some Japanese nationals think that they would like to work until March, then resign their job and focus on their au pair application process.
I realized several Japanese nationals started working seriously about their applications.
We are working hard to encourage them to finish their applications.
Au Pair Japanese Connection is hosting a recruiting event in Tokyo and Osaka in June.
I am hoping to promote au pair programs in the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France etc.
Busy recruitment season has been started.
I will keep you posted!
Before we know, it is almost the end of 2018.
In 2018, we have sent many Japanese au pairs to the United States, and few Japanese au pairs to Australia and New Zealand. We will work harder in 2019 and send more Japanese au pairs to many countries.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested in hosting a Japanese au pair.
Hope you will have a wonderful holiday season.
If you already have a Japanese au pair right now, please spend a great time with her/him. This season is special, and Japanese people will find it very interesting, just like I felt like that long time ago.
It is almost the end of the year! Time goes so fast.
Before we welcome the new year, I attended InterExchange Au Pair USA’s annual conference in November. This year, the conference was taking place in Washington D.C.
I received updates for au pair program, and met with InterExchange staff members, local coordinators and international cooperator like us from the world. I was a great meeting. Thank you, InterExchange!
My company, Au Pair Japanese Connection received Excellence in Cultural Exchange award.
I am thankful that InterExchange recognize our work. We will do our best to send more Japanese au pairs next year.
Rinako is looking for an American host family. She has graduated from a Japanese university in 2018 and her major is Early Childhood Education. So, she has formal education on childcare and had a variety of childcare experiences to earn her bachelor’s degree. She is infant qualified.
She is a cheerful and active person and love to travel. As a fact, she has visited six countries so far.
If you would like to see her full description, please go to InterExchange Au Pair USA’s website.
First go to, Featured Au Pair page where you can select the language that au pairs speak. Select Japanese and you will see Japanese au pairs currently available.
For example, if you like to learn more about Rinako, hit the Learn More, and you will be navigated to leave your information on your inquiry form.
You can start talking with prospective au pairs without any financial obligation. So, let’s start reviewing Japanese au pairs.
The busy summer matching season is just around the corner. We added new Japanese au pairs to be ready to match.
There is a variety of Japanese au pairs with different ages, professional experiences and of course personalities. So, please take a look at our available Japanese au pairs page.
Hope you can find the best au pair for your family.
I just returned back from my business trip in Seville, Spain, and it was absolutely wonderful.
I participated in the annual conference organized by WYSE Travel Confederation and International Au pair Association, IAPA, and I met many au pair agencies across the world, such as United States, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Germany, Spain and many more. I am absolutely positive sending Japanese au pairs to several countries in the near future.
Even though it was just 1 hour or so, I was able to explore the old town of Seville, and was BEAUTIFUL. When I was there, most of the time, it was rain and cold. But, a Taxi driver said, “rain in Sevilla is beautiful.”
I agree.
Now I am back in Texas, working harder than ever!
In one week, I am visiting Seville, Spain for first time! To be honest, I have never visited anywhere outside the United States, Canada, or Japan.
Definitely, it is outside my safety zone….
The reason why I am visiting Seville is to attend a global conference where I can meet with other travel or au pair agencies in the world. I am very excited to meet with people, at the same time bit nervous for going to a foreign country.
I asked my friends if people there speak in English, do I need to prepare for tips, how much cash I should bring etc.
It may be the same feeling that my Japanese au pairs experience when they first visit a foreign country where they have never been.
Anyhow, I am VERY excited to visit Seville.
I will not be alone because there are many agencies whom I already knew going to the conferee. They will teach me where to go and what to do.
My Seville report will be followed!
If you are living in Australia and looking for a Japanese au pair, please contact us.
We currently have a Japanese au pair looking for a host family in Australia. The Au Pair has three years of professional experience as a preschool teacher.
She is active, and have experienced studying English in Australia before. She would like to arrive to Australia by June 2018.
If you would like to see the detailed information about the Japanese au pair, we can introduce to our partner agency, Smart Au pairs.
Look forward to hearing from you!
We have more Japanese au pairs for American host families.
The current list of Japanese au pairs have been updated. As you can see, all of our currently available au pairs have more than 1000 hours of experiences. Each person has unique experiences. For example, we have preschool teachers, currently studying Early Childhood Education. If you are looking for au pair with infant experiences, we have a midwife and nurse.
Please check the list of currently available Japanese au pairs.
Feel free to ask us questions!