After completing her secondary education at San Agustin National High School in 2005, Jonalyn pursued a degree in Information Technology but was unable to finish due to financial difficulties. Despite this, she remained determined to support her family. She returned to the Philippines in June 2024 when her employers relocated to Jordan.

Currently, Jonalyn balances housework and farming while waiting for her next opportunity to work abroad, this time in Singapore. She is also proficient in Filipino cuisine and open to learning other culinary styles. TESDA-exempt and ready for deployment, Jonalyn is eager to continue providing for her family through hard and honest work.

She completed her secondary education Uddiawan National High School in 2018.

SAUDI ARABIA (Sep 2021 – Jan 2022) She was selected to serve a Kuwaiti family living in a 3-bedroom condominium with a couple, and 3 children ages 9,8 and 6. She worked as an all around helper, managed the daily household chores including cooking and she looked after the well being and safety of the children as well.

PHILIPPINES ( Apr 2022 – Nov 2024) She was hired to serve a Filipino family living in a 4-bedroom 2 storey house with a couple and 2 children ages 17 and 15. Her employer hired 3 maids and she was assigned to keep the house clean and do the laundry. Sometimes she is also assigned to work in the store business of her employer.

Currently, while she is taking care of her children and doing house chores, she has decided to apply for work abroad to be able to help with the family’s financial needs and for the children’s future.

With her experience, she is proficient in doing household chores such as cleaning, washing clothes, cooking, dish washing, doing the laundry and ironing.

She also claims to be good in preparing and cooking Filipino dishes and knows a few of Arab dishes and is still willing to learn more other foreign cuisine if given the opportunity.

Raised in a close-knit family, Catherine learned early the values of hard work, patience, and responsibility—qualities that have shaped her personal and professional life.

Catherine completed her secondary education at Governor Benjamin Leguab Memorial National High School in 2006. Determined to pursue higher education despite life’s challenges, she enrolled in St. Louis College of Bulanao, where she earned a degree in Information Technology in 2014. Balancing her studies with work, Catherine demonstrated resilience and strong time management skills—qualities she would later carry into her career.

Her professional journey began shortly after graduation, working as a cashier from 2015 to 2017.

Her domestic work experiences are:

PHILIPPINES (2010 and 2014), she lived with a Filipino family in a 4-bedroom, two-storey home, helping care for two children aged 9 and 8. While managing her duties—cleaning, laundry, ironing, and child supervision—she was also given the opportunity to continue her college education.

SAUDI ARABIA (April 2018 – September 2020), Catherine worked for an Arab family. The household included three young children—a six-month-old and newborn twins in 2020—and two domestic helpers. Catherine’s primary duties included housekeeping, laundry, ironing, and assisting with infant care. Her time in Saudi Arabia enhanced her experience in handling the demands of a large household and caring for very young children.

HONG KONG (Mar 2023 – August 2023), she further broadened her overseas experience by working with a Chinese family. Catherine served as an all-around helper, managing housework and childcare while also supporting the elder. Though her stay in Hong Kong was brief, it reinforced her adaptability and strengthened her confidence in working in multicultural environments.

Currently, Catherine is managing her own sari-sari store in her hometown while waiting for an opportunity to work in Singapore. With years of experience in both local and international domestic work, Catherine is confident in caring for children, managing household tasks, and adapting to various household needs.

She looks forward to bringing her skills, dedication, and warm personality to a new employer who values professionalism and trust.

As the eldest among three siblings, she has grown up with a deep sense of responsibility and care for her family.

Mary Jane completed her secondary education at Flora Ilagan National High School in 2006. She then pursued a college degree in Information Technology but was only able to finish her first year due to financial difficulties. Despite the challenges, she remained determined to support herself and her family through honest and hard work.

She has both domestic and non-domestic work experience locally and abroad;

TAIWAN (August 2015 to July 2017), she worked for a Taiwanese family in a four-bedroom bungalow. She was primarily responsible for caring for a 90-year-old woman with cancer who required a wheelchair, while also performing general household duties.

HONG KONG ( October 2018 to October 2019), she worked in Hong Kong as an all-around helper for a Chinese family with an 8-year-old child. Her responsibilities included household chores, assisting her employer with cooking, and ensuring the safety and well-being of the child. The employment ended when the family returned to China.

Mary Jane is confident and capable in caring for young children and the elderly. She is skilled in Filipino cooking and has basic knowledge of simple Chinese dishes. She is eager to learn new cuisines and can easily follow recipes. Her additional skills include household cleaning, elderly care, car washing, and gardening.

It seems like she has experience managing family life and would bring that knowledge into any future domestic role.

Though Marinel didn’t complete her degree in Computer Science due to financial constraints, she clearly had the ambition to pursue a career in technology or administration. These roles likely helped her develop communication skills, organization, and the ability to handle a variety of situations, which can translate well into a domestic worker role.

Her experience as a domestic worker in Saudi Arabia (2019-2021) is particularly valuable. Working for an Arab family with four children (18,16,13 and 10) in a 4-bedroom house exposed her to a range of tasks: general household chores and child care. This diverse experience makes her well-rounded and adaptable.

Childcare: With her experience caring for children as young as newborns, including feeding, bathing, and educational activities, she would be highly sought after by families with young children.
Cooking: Her confidence in cooking Filipino dishes and her willingness to learn new cuisines shows she is flexible and open to learning.
Household Chores: Her experience with cleaning, laundry, and general household maintenance indicates she has strong organizational and multitasking skills.
It’s also notable that she is keen on elderly care and would undergo additional training if needed. This makes her more versatile and prepared for a variety of roles.

Currently, Marinel is managing a mini store while also caring for her children, showing that she is entrepreneurial and has a good sense of time management. This could give her an edge in terms of availability and readiness to work, as all she needs is to comply with the necessary documentation.

Marinel appears to be a highly capable and adaptable individual, with a wealth of experience in both domestic and non-domestic roles. She is well-prepared for her next opportunity, having built a strong skill set over the years. Her combination of child and elder care, cooking, cleaning, and other domestic chores makes her a great candidate for a variety of households abroad.