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"Au Pair" is a French term meaning "on par" or "equal to."
True
AuPair is an exchange program for students
False
Au Pairs live with host families and provide childcare in exchange for room, board, and a stipend.
True
Au Pairs typically sign a contract lasting 2 to 6 months
False
Most Au Pairs are between 15 and 20 years old.
False
Au Pairs are not considered employees but rather part of a cultural exchange.
True
The program doesn't require applicants to have some childcare experience.
False
Families provide food, accommodation, and a weekly or monthly stipend.
True
Some countries require a high school diploma.
True
Basic language skills in the host country’s language are not required.
False
Many programs require an Au Pair to be unmarried and without children.
True
A driver's license may be needed, depending on the country and family.
True
Most programs require Au Pairs to pass a background check.
True
Au Pairs may need a medical check-up before departure.
True
Taking care of children is not the primary responsibility
False
Duties include preparing meals for children.
True
