Published: 9 Apr 13 06:39 Print version
Being a nanny or au pair can be a great way to experience German culture, but there can be pitfalls. Nicolette Kalbfell explores the ins and outs of working in Munich.
If you happen to be a young, educated English-speaking woman with a knack for keeping children entertained, you can easily find work in Munich these days.
“It was overwhelming,” said Carrie Lawler, a 27-year old full-time nanny living in the Bavarian capital. “After I posted my availability online, the number of interested families willing to hire me was in the dozens.” ....
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/lifestyle/20130409-49009.html
“It was overwhelming,” said Carrie Lawler, a 27-year old full-time nanny living in the Bavarian capital. “After I posted my availability online, the number of interested families willing to hire me was in the dozens.” ....
Online: http://www.thelocal.de/lifestyle/20130409-49009.html
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