"The ideal preparation for anyone planning to go to Portugal as an Au pair!"

	The best thing about being an au pair is that you become part of the family. For this reason, we have also compiled extensive vocabulary for you on the subject of family and relatives.
	Your main responsibility will be to work with children. Our vocabulary trainer provides extensive vocabulary on playing, leisure activities and reading aloud.
	To avoid misunderstandings with parents, we recommend the chapters Communication with Parents, Problems and Conflicts and Agreements with Parents. The useful vocabulary is sure to help you build and maintain a good relationship with parents.
	Taking care of babies and toddlers is something completely new for most au pairs and especially exciting for that reason. We have compiled the most important words around bottles, prams and changing tables for you!
	Surely you've already made lots of lovely plans about how you're going to spend your days off. Whether you just want to relax, explore the country or meet new people: In the lessons Leisure Activities, Travel and Excursions and Making Friends you're sure to come across helpful vocabulary.
	Eating and sharing meals together is central to family life. When it comes to preparing or shopping, our extensive vocabulary around food and drink is sure to serve you well.
	Children get sick often which means you may end up getting sick too. The vocabulary on emergencies will help when dealing with children's illnesses and to get help if necessary.
	"How do I present myself properly?" In this first chapter we support you with a comprehensive vocabulary collection to write a successful application, so that you can demonstrate that you are the ideal person to take on responsibility and care for their children.
	For most au pairs, a little housework is also part of the job – communication is key regarding the distribution of tasks. Here is a list of the most important words you'll need to know about furnishings and utensils as well as the main activities in the household.
	You may be a little worried about discipline and bounDari-s with the children in a foreign language, but at the same time retain your status as best playmate. You are sure to find what you are looking for in our vocabulary list on the topic of Encouraging and Educating Children.
	But we also want to help you with organisational questions: depending on your host country, you will need to apply for a visa or at least attend a local government office and register your new address. You will probably also need to open a bank account so that your wages can be paid into it and you can pay for goods with a card. You will find all the relevant vocabulary on these topics in the chapters Registering with the authorities and Financial matters and paying.
	When dealing with your host family, it is essential to master the language. After all, many people choose to be an au pair in Portugal with the aim of learning Portuguese or improving their Portuguese skills. So if you are in the process of learning grammar or vocabulary or are planning to attend an additional language course, or are planning to take an additional language course, you will find this list a rich source of reference and further learning.

...These and many more topics are covered in the special au-pair vocabulary.
You can learn and work through a total of 38 different lessons.
You will find the relevant vocabulary intended to prepare for all areas covering the topic of "working as an au pair in Portugal".
 
All vocabulary collections have been translated into an authentic and contemporary Portuguese.
You learn vocabulary you can really use!
Of course, all vocabulary has been recorded for you by professional Portuguese speakers: if you repeat the words regularly, you will learn the correct intonation and authentic pronunciation.