Margielen

When I graduated high school in 2008, I chose not to go to college right away. Instead, I helped my sister take care of her two sons, a one-month-old baby and a two-year-old. I fed them, bathed them, played with them, put them to sleep, and even taught them how to read and write.

Later on, when my sister decided to stay home with her kids, I got a job with a Filipino-Chinese businessman in Dipolog City. My tasks there included cleaning the house, washing the dishes, doing the laundry, and ironing the clothes afterwards.

This is my first time applying for a job abroad, but I can promise you that I am a hardworking, trustworthy person. I always show respect to my employers, and when it comes to kids, I treat them just like my own.