About Department of State
Founded in 1986, the U.S. Department of State's au pair program allows 18 to 26-year-old international visitors who travel to the U.S. on a J-1 Visitor Exchange Visa to acquire a better understanding and appreciation of American life while living with an American family and caring for their young children.
Au Pair in America, the first organization – more... to be authorized as a sponsor of the program in 1986, matches potential au pairs that meet the different criteria posed by host families. Both au pairs and families complete a thorough application and matching process to ensure the best situation for all parties. – less – More from ZoomInfo »
Department of State Employer Reviews
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A highly educational and personally rewarding experience
Technician Assistant (Former Employee), 北京市, C22 – April 18, 2013
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productive place with benefits
Translator (Current Employee), Washington, DC – April 16, 2013
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Fun work place
Caregiver (Former Employee), Aloha, OR – March 28, 2013
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Great place to work overall
STAFF CYBER THREAT ANALYST (Former Employee), Arlington, va – March 28, 2013
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Hard place to work
Secretary (Former Employee), San Juan, PR – March 21, 2013
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