A friendly family of four in Quebec City is looking for one volunteer to help after school with childcare, light cleaning and kitchen support. The exchange is 4–5 hours per day, 4 days per week, with 3 days off. Food and a private room plus separate bathroom are included. The family speaks French and English, and weekends are often spent at their chalet near Lac-Etchemin.
We offer you accommodation in exchange for helping at home after school. playing with the children in the yard, swimming in the pool, helping in the kitchen and cleaning . We like to discover other culture and improve our English. We speak french and work at home in English. I also understand well German and speak German little bit.
You are welcome in our beautiful house. You will have your bedroom and bathroom separate in the basement.
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Old Quebec City is at its most magical in winter, when fresh snow softens the rooftops and the St. Lawrence River turns steel blue under the cold sky. Above it all, the Château Frontenac rises like a storybook castle, perched on Cap Diamant and watching over the historic district. This grand hotel is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, and even if you do not stay overnight, it is worth stepping inside to admire the lobby and the views.
For the classic panorama, walk along Dufferin Terrace, right beside the château, then continue toward the Old Port to see the river, the ice, and the passing ships. Nearby, the narrow streets of Petit-Champlain and Place Royale feel warm and lively, with small shops and cafés tucked between stone houses. Take your time, dress in layers, and let the winter light guide you through this UNESCO-listed old town.
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