Alascita

Growing up in a family with 8 siblings, we were assigned with different tasks and that's where I first learned the basics of household chores, farming, taking care of my younger siblings, respect, the value of workmanship, teamwork and so many experiences that helped me skillful and resourceful. When I graduated from high school I worked with a local employer as a nanny and a household helper. I took care of their 6-year-old daughter from mealtime, bathing, dressing, homework, cooking, light housekeeping since there's another helper, carwashing, plant care, and light laundry. I left that household when I reached the legal age to work in corporations and the opportunity for me to continue my studies for college. Even when I'm working in college I've never stopped learning new things and that's why I became an achiever-working student. Balancing work hours and studying is quite difficult however I managed it. I may have landed mostly customer service jobs still I always looked back to the tasks I had while growing up. I'm currently residing in the Philippines,a recent caregiver graduate with strong organizational and interpersonal skills, compassionate, caring, adaptable and friendly. I graduated from my Caregiving training course last October and recently had my internship at a home care facility catering to elders and residents with special needs. I'm very accustomed to household chores such as cooking, meal preparation, housekeeping, laundry, and ironing, plus I'm a BLS (Basic Life Support ) and CPR-certified lifesaver which comes in handy for household help, nanny, or elderly care. I would be very appreciative if this is something that you could consider however if not, still I wish those employers to find the best fit for their job postings.