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• Summer Camp Programs (Peterson's) Information for kids; jobs as camp counselors Au Pair Programs
Excerpt: What You Need to Know About the Au Pair Program (Department of State)

Should you wish to apply for an Au Pair position in the US, please contact an authorized Au Pair organization, as organizing an Au Pair exchange on your own is not possible.

IMPORTANT: Au pairs may only enter the United States with an exchange visitor visa.

Young men and women (from ages 18 to 26) can participate in Au Pair programs if they meet the following criteria:
• have experience in childcare
• have a driver's license
• have basic skills in English (which will be proven during a selection interview)
• are non-smokers (for some organizations, this is a prerequisite)
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