Western Cape
Au pairs in Western Cape.
Cape Town and the Winelands draw families from across the country and abroad, and the province's universities supply a steady flow of au pairs. Demand is strongest in the Southern and Northern Suburbs, Somerset West and Stellenbosch.
For families
Cape Town's spread-out suburbs and heavy N1 and N2 traffic mean families value an au pair who lives close by or can drive.
Find an au pairFor au pairs
UCT, Stellenbosch, UWC and CPUT students are the backbone of the Cape au pair market, with afternoons and school holidays the busiest times.
Find a familyAreas in Western Cape
Cape Town
A city of distinct suburbs, each with its own au pair market.
Live-out R70 to R125 an hour
Southern Suburbs
Rondebosch, Claremont, Newlands, Constantia and around.
Live-out R75 to R130 an hour
Northern Suburbs
Durbanville, Bellville, Brackenfell and Kuils River.
Live-out R65 to R115 an hour
Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl
Sea Point, Camps Bay, Green Point, Gardens and Tamboerskloof.
Live-out R75 to R130 an hour
Blouberg and Table View
Beach suburbs with young families and a long commute.
Live-out R65 to R115 an hour
Somerset West and the Helderberg
Estates, wine farms and families who want steady help.
Live-out R65 to R115 an hour
Stellenbosch and Paarl
A university town where nearly every family knows an au pair.
Live-out R60 to R105 an hour
Hout Bay and the Southern Peninsula
Noordhoek, Fish Hoek, Kommetjie and Hout Bay.
Live-out R65 to R120 an hour
George and the Garden Route
Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Mossel Bay and George.
Live-out R55 to R95 an hour
Questions about au pairs in Western Cape
How much do au pairs earn in Western Cape?
Across Western Cape, live-out au pairs typically earn R55 to R130 an hour depending on the area, driving and experience. Each area page below has its own ranges for live-out and live-in arrangements.
Which areas of Western Cape have the most au pairs?
Cape Town, Southern Suburbs, Northern Suburbs, Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl and the surrounding areas. UCT, Stellenbosch, UWC and CPUT students are the backbone of the Cape au pair market, with afternoons and school holidays the busiest times.
What do families in Western Cape usually need?
Cape Town's spread-out suburbs and heavy N1 and N2 traffic mean families value an au pair who lives close by or can drive.
Other provinces: Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape, Free State, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North West, Northern Cape