The world has become so global in the last several years that it has 
become increasingly important to expose our children to other cultures 
and languages.  Children who grow up understanding other cultures and 
who can communicate with people of other countries have so much more the
 advantage as they grow up and go into the real world to begin their 
careers. 
China has become a huge global economic 
leader.  More and more we will see the need for people who speak 
Mandarin to be our business leaders, teachers, doctors, etc.  There will
 also be a need for people who understand the Chinese culture and way of
 life.  Without an understanding of the people you are working with, 
there can be misunderstandings and barriers.  A simple high school or 
college course is great, but what if your children could grow up with 
the language and culture right in their homes?  That is an advantage 
that cannot be replicated in any other way.  
Also, with so many families adopting little girls from China, it's no 
wonder that so many people are looking for a childcare provider that not
 only speaks Mandarin or Cantonese but can share the beautiful Chinese 
culture with their family in the process.
As people become
 aware of the advantages of finding childcare providers who can teach 
their children the Chinese culture and language, Go Au Pair is seeing a 
huge increase in demand for Chinese au pairs.
They
 have a large pool of applicants to choose from--many of which are 
infant qualified and/or have driver's licenses.  The average age for a 
Chinese au pair right now is 24, so you also get someone who is mature 
and ready for a cultural experience themselves.
Since
 there is such a great demand for Chinese au pairs, Go Au Pair has 
selected China to be the Featured Country for the month of April.  
Families who match with an au pair this month will receive $100 off 
their program fees.  The embassy appointments are usually about 2 days 
out, so there is not a long wait time, which means people looking for 
someone to start before summer have plenty of time to select the au pair
 that best fits their families needs.

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