Family contribution
About 30–35 hours per week of conversational English, play, school routines and age-appropriate light childcare.
Start your application ↗Yohoo’s 2–12 month program places you with a carefully selected family for language exchange, light childcare and a genuine shared life in China.
Check your eligibility →“Au pair” means “on equal terms.” You are not a domestic worker or a tourist. You join family life as a trusted older sibling: sharing your language, helping the children grow in confidence and learning from one another.
In return, your host family provides a private room, meals and a stable home base. Yohoo supports the relationship from the first interview to your final farewell.
About 30–35 hours per week of conversational English, play, school routines and age-appropriate light childcare.
Usually 3–5 class hours per week, depending on the city and enrolled language school, supported by everyday immersion.
Free time for friends, travel, city life and cultural activities with the Yohoo community.
Private bedroom, daily meals and welcoming family life.
Usually 3–5 Mandarin class hours per week and real-world language practice.
Pre-departure guidance, airport welcome and orientation.
Cultural activities, city meetups and a global peer network.
Dedicated local coordinator and 24/7 emergency assistance.
Pocket money, insurance guidance and completion certificate.
The details below summarise our complete program guide. Confirm the arrangements for your placement with the Yohoo team before booking travel.
Yohoo does not charge the au pair a program fee. This does not mean every personal or travel expense is covered.
RMB 2,000 per month, alongside a private bedroom and daily meals with your host family.
Programs of three months or longer include round-trip international airfare, subject to the confirmed placement and travel arrangements.
Usually 3–5 Mandarin class hours and approximately 30–35 hours of family contribution per week. Each participant has 1.5 days of rest per week; the exact timetable is agreed with the family.
Ask about flight booking or reimbursement, any fare limit, visa and document costs, insurance coverage, and what happens if a placement ends early.
Read the eligibility requirements, share your application and discuss your dates, city preferences and placement details with our team.
Regular activities turn unfamiliar traditions into shared experiences—and connect participants across cities and backgrounds.


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