Skip to main content

Au Pair Journal Aug 6th

So, I made up my mind and decided to be an Au Pair in Netherlands for a year. Knowing that I've googled information about it and never saw any post or blog wrote by the Au Pair itself, I decided to write this in my blog, so everyone who wants to be Au Pair knows where to go..
I contacted the agency from Smiling Faces Au Pair and she's a nice girl, she help me through out the process..
So, I finally signed the contract, it's pretty nerve breaking, but I managed to stay calm, this will affect my future.. hahahaha
after I signed the contract she gave me a long list of procedure to complete, 3 reference, SKCK, translated School Diploma Certificate, and Birth Certificate
and it's only the beginning, the list will grow longer soon..
wish me luck!!! :)

Popular posts from this blog

Baking Time!!!

so today is my 2nd day off, and i decided to bake some cookies i got the recipe from here they called spread.. and it's soooo easy :D

Summer Trip (Part V - Rome)

After spending a wonderful 2 pampered days in Naples, we continue our journey to Rome. There's a saying "Many roads lead to Rome". Yeah, never occur in my mind that I finally step my feet in Rome, the land of love, capital city of Italy, one of the oldest city in Europe. We take an early train from Napoli, we booked the ticket early and pay 9 euro for it. Giovanni called a taxi for us, to bring us to the train station. We paid 10 euro for the cab fare. It took only an hour and 10 minutes to get to Rome. Day 7 - When in Rome We arrived in Rome at 07.50, the sun is still sleeping, the wind blows the coldness of morning. We dragged our suitcase to our one last stop before we continue to explore other country (or going back to, for Mariella). We stayed in  GardenRome hostel (18.50euro/night/person). I had a 5 bed female dorm, with ensuite bathroom. Gardenrome hostel is an apartment that transformed into hostel. There are 3 rooms in this hostel, 4 bed dorm and 5 bed dorm, t...

Summer Trip (Final Part - Prague I'm in Love)

Prague, the capital and largest city of Czech Republic. It's also the historical capital of Bohemian proper . Situated in the north-west of the country on the Vltava river, the city is home to about 1.3 million people, while its larger urban zone is estimated to have a population of nearly 2 million. The city has a temperate oceanic climate, with warm summers and chilly winters. Not much people know about Prague, that's why they questioned me why I would go to Prague all by myself, well after this post I'm sure you will love Prague as much as I do. Day 16 - Finally Prague After a sleepless night at Milan Airport, and a morning flight to Prague. I finally arrived in Prague, one of my favorite city in Europe.    Oh yeah, you don't have to change the currency (EUR to CZK) at the airport, you can just use the ATM, and take money from there (It's cheaper considering the fee they asked in airport). But since I didn't know it before I get a pretty good rate at Milan...