Au Pair / Home help Jobs in North Island
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Most Recent North Island Jobs
New 4d ago
We are a warm and welcoming family seeking a reliable, caring, and experienced Nanny to help care for our children (2yrs and 8months). The ideal candidate is...
1mth ago
We’re a warm, family-oriented household in Ellerslie seeking a live-in female kaiāwhina (caregiver) to become part of our whānau (family). The role involves 15-20...
2mth ago
Cleaner Needed – Few Hours Per Week (CBD) I’m looking for a reliable and trustworthy cleaner for a few hours each week. Duties include general cleaning of a small...
2mth ago
✨ Threadventure Model Call! ✨ Hey everyone! I’m looking for a few volunteers to be my brow models for complimentary eyebrow threading sessions 💫 I’m still in the...
9mth ago
Au Pair Wanted - Te Awamutu ? Dates: June - End of August 2025 Our current Au Pair is leaving us for a full time job, so we are looking for someone to join us for...
1yr+ ago
Family of 6 with 4 boys aged 4, 6 ,8 , 11 needing childcare help every Saturday 9am - 6pm And possibly help on Wednesday Thursday Friday from 5pm - 7pm if I work...
1yr+ ago
Hi There, We are a family of 5 (Gemma, Nick, Hugh (5yrs) & Fleur (4yrs) Harriet (9months). We would love for a loving, nurturing, fun aupair to join our family in...
1yr+ ago
Looking for someone to help around the house and garden in return for accommodation and meals. Hours and pay negotiable depending on what best suits your plans....
2yr+ ago
We are a family of 4 living on a sheep and beef farm in Hunterville, central north island. Our youngest is at kindy 3 days per week and the eldest is at school. My...
3yr+ ago
Hi, I'm looking for a housekeeper/cook in exchange for accomodation. Beautiful home. Looking for a kind/ engaging and well presented person who is health...
Au Pair / Home help and Nanny jobs for Backpackers in New Zealand
If you have any childcare experience, no criminal record and at least basic English skills, then you might be interested in working as an au pair. You don't get a huge pay check, but you won't have to pay for rent, food and other bills (often free internet is included). You will have to be good with children and willing to help with the jobs around the house, some families might also ask you to cook every now and then. As an au pair, you will be able to get to know the real kiwi way of life (unless you end up with an immigrant family), and families will usually include au pairs in their excursions, so you might get to see places normal tourists usually would not see.