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**sitescools** · 06-09-2011, 06:07 PM

There is a million dominican looking for that job.
Dominican families that can hire a babysitter (middle up and upper class), they wont do it for 3 months. they wont hire a tourist for such kind of work that involve their childrens (you need lot of references). and they dont listen bachata at home.
I recommend you to work some extra hours in your country, and come to enjoy Dominican Republic.
or look for a job in an area related to tourists.
You can stay 3 months here for cheap. if you are among Dominicans, but getting a job only for that period of time and without speaking spanish, will be very difficult.
Good luck

Johnny, sincerely grateful for your reply! Why not saying a word in Spanish? I'm studying Spanish now, I have friends here and Spanish is to communicate with someone to practice language, and enough time to learn it well. As for Au Pair, a voluntary work, for which receive no salary, but pocket money on accommodation and housing, and the opportunity to live and communicate with the natives, to learn their culture.
And Dominicans Do not listen to bachata? Why?

I'm going to Dominican Republic, not just to enjoy it, I have my interesting to life and culture of all segments of the population of this country. I want to learn bachata as dominican dance.

Johnny, go as cheap to stay for three months?

Thanks!

06-09-2011, 06:07 PM	#4
sitescools Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 615 Senior Member	There is a million dominican looking for that job. Dominican families that can hire a babysitter (middle up and upper class), they wont do it for 3 months. they wont hire a tourist for such kind of work that involve their childrens (you need lot of references). and they dont listen bachata at home. I recommend you to work some extra hours in your country, and come to enjoy Dominican Republic. or look for a job in an area related to tourists. You can stay 3 months here for cheap. if you are among Dominicans, but getting a job only for that period of time and without speaking spanish, will be very difficult. Good luck Johnny, sincerely grateful for your reply! Why not saying a word in Spanish? I'm studying Spanish now, I have friends here and Spanish is to communicate with someone to practice language, and enough time to learn it well. As for Au Pair, a voluntary work, for which receive no salary, but pocket money on accommodation and housing, and the opportunity to live and communicate with the natives, to learn their culture. And Dominicans Do not listen to bachata? Why? I'm going to Dominican Republic, not just to enjoy it, I have my interesting to life and culture of all segments of the population of this country. I want to learn bachata as dominican dance. Johnny, go as cheap to stay for three months? Thanks!
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