Nanny hiring guide 2015

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Canada’s full Service Agency Childcare Solutions for Busy Families Childcare Solutions for Busy Families Unique • Exceptional • First class service No registration fee Canada wide: 1.800.820.8308 Or email us at [email protected] Local Coordinators available in your area to assist you Proudly Canadian owned and operated since 1996! Exceptional, High Calibre International Nannies & Au Pairs International Nannies & Homecare Ltd.

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Canada’s full Service Agency

Childcare Solutions for Busy FamiliesChildcare Solutions for Busy Families

Unique • Exceptional • First class service • No registration fee

Canada wide: 1.800.820.8308Or email us at [email protected] Coordinators available in your area to assist you

Proudly Canadian owned and operated since 1996!

Exceptional, High Calibre

International Nannies &

Au Pairs

International Nannies& Homecare Ltd.

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You and your family can enjoy the following bene� ts:

A lot less stress in your life. You choose the person who will infl uence your child’s world. Personalized childcare geared towards your child’s specifi c needs and

your instructions in the comfort of your own home. Flexible childcare to fi t your individual schedule. Get help with housework and meal preparation. Option to hire a nanny on a live-in and live-out basis. Bring the world to your children – expose them to foreign cultures, different

foods and games as well as a second language from an early age. Enjoy more quality time with your family. Affordability – average weekly costs start at $445 per week depending

on the province. Highly qualifi ed and educated nannies who are typically trained

teachers, nurses or midwives with many years of previous work experience as live-in nannies.

Why choose us?International Nannies & Homecare Ltd. was founded by Manuela Gruber Hersch, a former overseas nanny from Austria, in 1996. Manuela is also a multiple nanny employer herself and brings a wealth of knowledge from both angles. Post-placement follow up and support is an essential part of our service.✓ Free Family registration.✓ Complimentary assessment of your childcare needs.✓ Free access to our extensive nanny database.✓ Interview prospective nannies at no charge.✓ Effi cient and systematic matching process based on your specifi cations.✓ Stress-free hiring process.✓ Guidance & support throughout the entire course.✓ Continuous support after the nanny’s arrival.✓ Complimentary hands-on employer and nanny manual.✓ Nanny Orientation after Arrival.✓ Local Coordinators across Canada.✓ Exclusively working with an ICCRC approved Immigration Consultant.✓ Payroll Service provided if needed.✓ A wealth of experience – in business since 1996.

Hiring a Nanny: Happy Children. Happy Families.

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Successful Placements have a System

Please call us at 1.800.820.8308 or visit us at www.internationalnannies.comA Nanny placement can be time consuming & stressful. Leave it up to the professionals!

Care Solution 101 Connect with one of our Nanny Consultants Review profi les

Connecting Nannies & Families Set up interviews Ask the right questions Offer employment

Immigration Process Lean back Let us complete the government documents and

assist your nanny with her work permit application

We are a Team Welcome your new nanny in your home Receive unlimited on-going support

Happy children. Happy families.

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Five Easy Steps

to Get Started

Are you ready to hire a nanny who provides fl exible

childcare in your home?

Tel: 1.800.820.8308 Email: [email protected]

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Fill out our Family Questionnaire:www.internationalnannies.com/membersignups.php

A Nanny expert will call you within 24 hours to get the process started.

Free phone consultation is available to explain and discuss the hiring process.

Review detailed profi les of potential applicants and set up interviews by telephone or Skype.

Make a decision.

Once you have decided on a nanny applicant you would like to hire, our Nanny Consultants will guide you through the entire process. Our in-house,

Certifi ed ICCRC Immigration Consultant will also oversee the paperwork required for you to obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment, as per government regulations.

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Don’t need full-time care? Need someone sooner?Interested in a cultural exchange too? Consider an Au Pair!

In-home Caregiver

• Usually have a minimum of one year of full-time work experience as nannies, an early childhood education and one year of work experience in the according fi eld, or a six month caregiving training course

• Main responsibility: childcare and housekeeping

• Option to live-in or live-out

• One year minimum to maximum 2 years

• No age limit, majority are between 25-45 years

• Usually High school or post-secondary education in nursing, midwifery or teaching

• Family must pay for the caregiver’s roundtrip fl ight as well as healthcare coverage until eligible for provincial health coverage

• Applicant must complete a medical exam and police clearance(s) prior to entering Canada

• An In-home Caregiver may also offer in-home elderly care or disabled adult care

• Rarely has a driver’s license

• Profi cient in English as a second language

• Caregivers are paid the median prevailing wage

• Room and board cannot be deducted

• Caregiver works full-time between 40 – 48 hours

• Canadian Embassy processing the application requires potential employers’ Notice of Assessments to determine eligibility, letter from employer, Proof of Identity and Address

• Labour Market Impact Assessment is required

• Advertising using at least four different methods of recruitment

• Processing times range between 7 – 9 months

Au Pair

• Must have childcare experience, preferably outside the family such as babysitting, tutoring, completing an internship in a daycare/preschool

• Main responsibility: childcare

• Assists with child-related household duties including meal preparation, doing the children’s laundry, and helping to keep their rooms clean

• Always live-in

• 9 – 12 months, sometimes 6 months

• Between 18-29 years of age

• High school or college graduates

• No additional costs

• Applicant must complete a medical exam and police clearance(s) prior to entering Canada

• Comes to Canada for a “cultural exchange” – more like a big sister to your children

• Usually has a driver’s license

• Profi cient in English as a second language or native speaker

• Au Pair is paid minimum wage

• Room and board are deductible, the amount depen-dents on province

• Working hours range from between 20 – 44 hours per week

• No additional paperwork needs to be submitted to Canadian Embassy

• No Labour Market Impact Assessment required

• No advertising required

• Processing times range between 3-16 weeks

Depending on your needs, an Au Pair might be the best option for you. Similarly to in-home caregivers, Au Pairs provide affordable and fl exible childcare, but only child-related housekeeping. Au Pairs can arrive in your home within 3 – 16 weeks, are able to work full or part-time hours and always live-in with you. Moreover you are not required to demonstrate your proof of suffi cient income, your identity and address, apply for a Labour Market Impact Assessment nor pay for the Au Pair’s airfare and health care. Au Pairs are interested in cultural exchange and are looking forward to sharing their language, traditions, food and much more with you and your children.

Here are some of the differences between an Au Pair and an In-home Caregiver.