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Nannies and au pairs Salary Guide UK — 2025

Complete breakdown based on ONS ASHE official data

£21,871 £22,955 £24,502Lowest regionMedianHighest region

The median nannies and au pairs salary in the UK is £22,955 per year, based on the 2025 Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) published by the Office for National Statistics. The mean salary is £26,876, reflecting the influence of higher earners on the average. The median hourly rate is £15.95.

Salaries vary significantly by region, from £21,871 in Yorkshire and The Humber to £24,502 in South East. However, these differences narrow when adjusted for regional cost of living.

UK Median

£22,955

Annual

UK Mean

£26,876

Annual

Hourly Rate

£15.95

Median

UK Jobs

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Regional Salary Breakdown

The "Adjusted" column shows purchasing power after accounting for regional cost of living (UK average = 100).

Source: ONS ASHE 2025, Regional Price Parities
RegionMedianMeanCoL Adjusted
South East £24,502 £28,652 £23,742
Yorkshire and The Humber £21,871 £25,235 £24,167

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average nannies and au pairs salary in the UK?

The median nannies and au pairs salary in the UK is £22,955 per year (ONS ASHE 2025). The mean salary is £26,876, which is higher due to top earners.

Which region pays nannies and au pairs the most?

South East pays the highest nannies and au pairs salaries with a median of £24,502.

How does nannies and au pairs pay vary by region?

Nannies and au pairs salaries range from £21,871 in Yorkshire and The Humber to £24,502 in South East.

Are nannies and au pairs salaries rising?

Year-on-year comparison data is not yet available.

What is the typical hourly rate for nannies and au pairs?

The median hourly rate for nannies and au pairs in the UK is £15.95 (ONS ASHE 2025).

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About this data

All salary figures in this guide are from the ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) 2025. Cost-of-living adjustments use ONS Regional Price Parities. Read our methodology. View data sources.