She is new to Singapore and is willing to work as a Foreign Domestic Worker (FDW). She can speak Punjabi and Hindi and understands basic English. She is willing to care for infants, children, and elderly persons. She has 4 to 5 years of experience working as a helper in India, mainly providing patient care. She can cook both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes and is also capable of managing cleaning, washing, and other household duties. Currently, she is in India and is available for a telephonic interview. She is ready to start work as soon as possible. WhatsApp for Info & Interview.

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She is new to Singapore. She can speak Telugu and Understand Basic English. She is willing to care for infants, children, elderly, and pets. She is Vegetarian but she can cook Veg and Non Veg Dishes. She can also clean, wash, and do other household duties. She is coming to earn money to support her family financially. She is in India, available for a telephone interview, and ready to start ASAP.
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The youngest in a family of four siblings, Neycelin was raised in a simple and hardworking household. Her upbringing instilled in her the values of patience, humility, and diligence—qualities that continue to guide her daily life and work. She completed her secondary education at New Era National High School in 2009. Currently, while waiting for an overseas opportunity in Singapore, she is focused on taking care of her children and managing their household, further strengthening her domestic skills and multitasking abilities. She served a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom bungalow house composed of a couple and an elderly couple aged 78 and 75 (both mobile). Her responsibilities included:  General housekeeping and organizing the home ; Laundry and ironing ; Cooking a variety of Filipino dishes ; Car washing and pet care (1 dog) ; Assisting the elderly with daily routines and light supervision. Her experience has made her confident and efficient in handling household chores, cooking, and eldercare. She is patient, nurturing, and understands the needs of children across different age groups. In addition to her practical experience, Neycelin is willing to perform gardening, car washing, and pet care as required. She is also preparing to enhance her qualifications by undergoing Domestic Work NC II Training, which includes TESDA-accredited in-house private training in Manila, covering key competencies such as cleaning, washing, and ironing. She brings with her a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and genuine care for the families she serves.

She is the only child in the family. She completed her secondary education at Sta. Isabel National High School in 2006. She then pursued a 2-year Computer Secretarial course at Isabela State University, graduating in 2009. Binafer has previous experience outside domestic work. She also has local household experience. PHILIPPINES fom 2009 to 2010, she worked for a Filipino family living in a 2-bedroom, 2-storey house. As the sole helper, she was responsible for the general household chores and attended to the child's daily needs. There were three helpers in the household, and her main responsibilities included house cleaning, laundry, ironing, and cooking. She is familiar with basic childcare duties such as preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, providing supervision, and engaging children in educational activities. Her experience as a teacher also gives her confidence in guiding and supervising children patiently. She is capable of performing various household chores, including cleaning, washing clothes, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, and cooking. She can prepare a variety of Filipino dishes and is also willing and eager to learn different foreign cuisines according to her future employer's preferences. Overall, Binafer is a responsible, hardworking, family-oriented, and adaptable applicant with previous domestic work experience and practical childcare skills. She is willing to learn, follows instructions, and is prepared to adapt to a new working environment. She is looking forward to an opportunity to work abroad and provide better opportunities and a more secure future for her family. Upon selection, the FDW will undergo the required OWWA seminar, training, medical examination, documentation, and other procedures required by the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) prior to deployment.