Agent Au Pair

Ziwei, 26 years from Hangzhou, China (ID 1179415)

Language Spoken Chinese(Native), English(B1)

Starting Date 10 May 2023 - 10 Nov 2023

Duration of Stay 12 - 24 Months

Latest return: Apr 2025

Preferred area: Big City, Suburb, Town, Village

Preferred age group of children 1-2 Year, 3-6 Year, 7-10 Year, 11-14 Year, 15 Year+

Single parent: Yes, with any of them

Family with pets: Yes

Take care of pets: Yes

Infant Qualified (380 documented hours)
Documented hours with children over 2y: 1,012h
Open to work with children with Special Needs
Maximum number of children to care for: 4
Driving weekly, driver’s license since May 2019 (driving since August 2019)

Fully vaccinated with an approved vaccine
Open to the TutorCare Program

Ziwei, who also goes by Sylvia, is an independent and adaptable 26y old Au Pair from China who speaks Chinese and English. She has 1 brother who is older. Ziwei has experience with children from 4m through 14y old. She has been a babysitter, camp counselor and group leader. Ziwei is first aid trained, has her drivers license since May 2019 but she is driving since August 2019 only. She is driving weekly. In her free time she likes to paint, craft, take pictures, to read, watch movies, sing, hike and to spend time outdoors.

Video Presentation: https://youtu.be/m7yOZM1hvng

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Living in host country information

Who	Who	Where	Where

Have you ever been in the host country before? No

Have you ever applied for a visa for the host country? No

Type of Visa	Visa Approved	Date of Application	Duration of Stay
Type of Visa	Visa Approved	Date of Application	Duration of Stay

Care Experience

With which age group do you have experience

	Poor	Intermediate	A lot of
Newborns	Newborns Poor
1-2 Year		1-2 Year Intermediate
3-6 Year			3-6 Year A lot of
7-10 Year			7-10 Year A lot of
11-14 Year		11-14 Year Intermediate
15 Year+	15 Year+ Poor

What kind of experience do you have in child care?

	Poor	Intermediate	A lot of
Changing Diapers		Changing Diapers Intermediate
Feeding			Feeding A lot of
Bathing			Bathing A lot of
Putting children to bed			Putting children to bed A lot of
Dressing			Dressing A lot of
Preparing Meals			Preparing Meals A lot of
Reading books			Reading books A lot of
Tinkering	Tinkering Poor
Playing			Playing A lot of

Would you take care of a special needs child? Yes

Have experiences in taking care of a special needs child? No

Details of your experiences

Experience and duration	Age and name of the children	Number	Gender	Total hours
Babysitter 2/9/2022 - 10/30/2022	Age and name of the children Xiaobao (Age at beginning: 4months old)	Number 1	Gender Female	Total hours 380
Camp Counselor 7/1/2019 - 9/30/2019	Age and name of the children for groups (ages 6-12) Outdoor Camp	Number 7	Gender Both	Total hours 520
Group Leader 2/12/2021 - 9/12/2022	Age and name of the children for groups （ages 3-7) Shanghai Fosun Miniversity Camp	Number 5	Gender Both	Total hours 492

Have you been an au pair abroad before No

What kind of experience do you have in house work?

	Poor	Intermediate	A lot of
Cleaning up			Cleaning up A lot of
Ironing		Ironing Intermediate
Doing laundry			Doing laundry A lot of
Vacuuming	Vacuuming Poor
Baking		Baking Intermediate
Preparing Snacks			Preparing Snacks A lot of
Cooking			Cooking A lot of
Gardening	Gardening Poor

If you have any other Child Care Experience we should know of, please describe them

Every weekend, we lead the children to participate in a variety of activities, including parent-child and independent activities. We often lead the children to participate in outdoor and indoor activities around the city in nature, crafts, humanities and science. Three to five year olds are parent-child groups that bring the parents together and six to ten year olds are independent camps where teachers take five to seven children together for a full day of activities. During this period of time, I once led children to participate in activities such as canoeing, forest exploration, art tie-dye, indoor coffee operation, monopoly competition and so on. These activities are very helpful to improve children's hands-on ability and brain thinking, and cultivate their observation and communication skills.