Please note all prices are in New Zealand Dollar ($NZD) Numadi is a support network for Au pairs both planning to come to New Zealand and Kiwis who want to Au Pair abroad. We are a dedicated team made up of former Au Pairs and Travel Professionals, with extensive knowledge in Employment, Tax, Visa, & Cultural issues that can arise for Au Pairs and other working travellers. Typical day as an Au Pair in New Zealand Your day will normally start around 7 am, rising as the children do or taking over from their parents as they leave for work.Program Details

With New Zealand’s thriving tourism industry there are many opportunities for hospitality staff. Explore the country while gaining experience and learning new skills in bars, cafes, hotels, restaurants, guiding and a range of other positions. What To Expect With the exception of the ski areas in New Zealand, which are limited in number, the summer season, November to March is the busiest period for hospitality staff. Rosters can vary, but a general role will work from 35-50 hours per week. Accommodation generally isn’t provided, with some exceptions, but we assist in finding suitable nearby accommodation. Typical day working in HospitalityProgram Details

Please note all prices are in New Zealand Dollar ($NZD) Experience all that New Zealand has to offer by working and travelling your way through the country. With many casual jobs available in hospitality, agriculture, horticulture and construction, working a few months at a time in different locations is the ultimate way to see New Zealand on a budget. Typical working holiday Many working travellers choose to purchase a vehicle, normally a station wagon or camper van so they have the option to sleep in the vehicle when required. This is not always necessary as it is easy to meetProgram Details

Please note all prices are in New Zealand Dollar ($NZD) Work on a Farm for 3 – 12 months, and learn about farming in New Zealand. We work predominantly with dairy farming hosts but can assist with other farming types also. While there are many farming types in New Zealand, the majority of farms we place applicants on are dairy farms. For the less experienced, or working travellers who want to experience farm life, there are many farms where you can work three-four hours per day in exchange for food and accommodation. This is a great way to build upProgram Details