For au pairs in Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl
Au pair jobs in Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl.
Sea Point, Camps Bay, Green Point, Gardens and Tamboerskloof.
Families along the Atlantic Seaboard and in the City Bowl live close to the city's schools, beaches and the mountain, and many are professionals or newcomers to Cape Town without extended family nearby. That makes a trusted au pair especially valuable.
Families in the Atlantic Seaboard send you a request when your profile fits their household. You see their profile and their note before deciding, and nobody can message you until you accept. Joining is free and always will be.
Where the families are in the Atlantic Seaboard
- Sea Point
- Green Point
- Camps Bay
- Bantry Bay
- Gardens
- Tamboerskloof
- Oranjezicht
- Vredehoek
Set your own location and the areas you'd travel to. Families close to you rank higher in each other's matches.
What to know about au pairing here
- Roles suit students living in the City Bowl or Sea Point who can walk or use MyCiTi buses.
- Families often ask for confident swimmers because of the beaches and pools.
- Evening babysitting is frequently added on top of afternoon hours.
What families in the Atlantic Seaboard usually ask for
Afternoons on school days
Most roles run from about 13:00 to 18:00, which fits around lectures.
A driver's licence
School runs and sport transport make driving the most requested skill.
Experience with their children's ages
Say which age groups you've cared for; toddler and baby experience is scarce.
Reliability across the year
Families plan around you. Be upfront about exams and holidays.
Questions au pairs in the Atlantic Seaboard ask
Are there au pair jobs in Cape Town's City Bowl without driving?
Yes. The City Bowl and Sea Point are among the few areas where families regularly hire non-driving au pairs, because schools, homes and activities are close together.
Guides for au pairs
- The au pair contract in South Africa, and what the law requiresWhat to put in a written au pair agreement, which labour laws apply to a household employer, and the UIF and Compensation Fund registrations you need.
- How to become an au pair in South AfricaWho au pairs are, what families expect, what you can earn, and how to build a profile that gets requests, whether you're a student, a matriculant or between jobs.
- Au pair interview questions that actually tell you somethingThe questions South African families should ask, the questions au pairs should ask back, and how to run the chat, call and home visit.
- Live-in or live-out au pair: how to choose in South AfricaThe trade-offs for families and au pairs, what live-in should include, typical pay differences, and which areas lean which way.
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