Become a part of our family & help us with daily home help in Isfiya, Israel

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  Description

  Are you looking for a warm loving family to join? We'll then we are looking for you as well! We are Daniel and Evelin, both Tour Guides and we have a lot to do! We love spending time with our kids, teaching them, and also touring around. We have 4 kids, they are lovely and fun. They do speak 5 languages!
  We live in the village of Isfiya. It's a Druze village in the nature. The food here is amazingly yummy! Around us is forest and hiking trails. It's easy to reach Haifa and other cool places in the north. We have 2 cars and can help with getting around.

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  Types of help and learning opportunities

  Babysitting and creative play

  Help around the house
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  Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

  You will have a great family experience! You can learn & see as much as you want about Israel, Israeli culture, food, sights, music, Hebrew, babies, dogs and more. If you want you can also learn about tourism, marketing, guiding & more, as we have a lot of tasks here every day. We used to be travelers as well and are very open-minded and interested to meet new people and learn from them and teach them about our culture. There is a lot to experience and learn from what you can't see if you just walk around with your backpack for a few days. As tour guides, we have even more in-depth knowledge of Israeli History, Religion and culture, if you are curious beyond a cultural exchange. We support you in your wish to travel, help you plan, give you free time and supply tons of information. On the other hand, we would just love to learn about your lifestyle and include you in our home. Staying at a mixed German-Israeli family in a Druze Village will provide you with many interesting angles to see and enrich your cultural knowledge.

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  Help

  We are looking for someone who enjoys doing work around the house, doing the laundry, (we have a dryer), folding, putting it in the closet, and doing the regular cleaning which includes vacuuming (we have a robot), making beds, cleaning kitchen and bathroom, once a week mopping the floor, helping to pick up although our kids are mostly picking up their toys by themselves. Working and babysitting 4 kids when they come home from kindergarten doesn't leave us much time for this. Cooking is not needed if you ask. It takes maybe 2.5 hours every day to maintain it. It's not hard work and our home is nice. For someone who enjoys taking care of the home it's definitely a great. And there is also family time, babysitting if needed, taking a kid to football practice or looking after the other ones while I am gone. It would probably add up to some 4-5 hours. It's hard to separate working time when you stay with a family full time so you should definitely be a person that likes being around families.

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  Languages

  Languages spoken
  German: Fluent
  English: Fluent
  Hebrew: Fluent
  Russian: Fluent

  This host offers a language exchange
  This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
  You can contact them directly for more information.
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  Accommodation

  You will stay in your own private room which has a double bed and air-conditioning. It has its own door to the yard and two windows. Our apartment has two bathrooms. It's a 200 square meter apartment and has one room only for hats! So it's very spacious and we have a yard and a small garden as well. Right next to us is the Carmel Forest Scenic Path - if you like hiking it's a paradise right nearby! You can have all your meals at home. We don't always cook.
  We do have a lovely dog named Charly.

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  What else ...

  It's a great way to travel around the country, we are going to provide you with all the information needed.

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  A little more information

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    Internet access

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    Limited internet access

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    We have pets

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    We are smokers

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    Can host families

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  How many Workawayers can stay?

  One

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  Hours expected

  Maximum 3 hours a day, 5 days a week

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