A directory of nearly 250 agencies that serves as regional guides to opportunities in 24 countries. It also gives guidance on the various training and experience needed. Providing information on opportunities for male applicants, it also presents advice on how to cope with various problems that arise.

Reviews

"Invaluable tips and addresses."
--"The Daily Express,"
"This publication not only explains how to find a suitable position, but also provides information on what the work is like, who is eligible, the advance preparations to be taken and the pros and cons of working in 25 different countries."
--"Newcheck Magazine"
"It gives a country-by-country guide to working with families in Europe, North America, and other parts of the world, lists agencies and other sources for finding jobs, and outlines who's eligible for such work and what rules you'll have to comply with. Best of all, it has no illusions about these all being dream jobs and it takes an honest look at the pros and cons, backed up with comments from real nannies and au pairs about their experiences in different countries."
--"Professsional Nanny Magazine,"
"Before diving in, have a look at "The Au Pair & Nanny's Guide to Working Abroad.""
--"The Sunday Times"