SUPRIYATI KASMIARJO is an Ex-SIN, EX-Saudi & Ex-Taiwan Indonesian helper.

Has worked in Saudi for 3 Years, Singapore for 4 years, Taiwan for 6 years as a housemaid.

Able to handle household chores.

Experience taking care of elderly.

Able to cook Indonesian & Chinese dishes.
Keen & willing to learn newer & local dishes.

WhatsApp & Telephone interviews are available.

https://www. com/Jayamaids/

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She wishes to work long term.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Sri had around 6 years experienced worked as a helper in Taiwan and 2 years in Singapore.

( 10/11/2004 TO 11/02/2005 )

She worked as a helper in Singapore with her Chinese employer a family of 3 members staying in 5 rooms HDB.
She was assigned to look after the child and do all general household works including house cleaning, laundry, ironing, mopping, wiping and daily cooking.
She was assigned to look after Ah ma a wheelchair and do all general household works including house cleaning, laundry, ironing, mopping, wiping and daily cooking.

( 2013 TO 2019 )

She worked as a helper in Taiwan to take care of elderly.

Can cook Chinese food, Willing to learn other dishes.

Able to speak Mandarin and simple English.

Willing to look after young children and elderly with partial disability.

Currently, she is in Indonesia looking for new employer in Singapore can come anytime upon confirmation.

Can work independently and carry out her duties with less supervision.

Not afraid of dog.

Her motivation to work abroad is driven by her desire to give her child a better future through education and stable support.

She completed her secondary education at San Nicardo National High School in 1999. Determined to further her studies, she pursued a degree in Bachelor of Science in Commerce at Araullo University, graduating in 2004. With a desire to care for others, she later completed a certified caregiving course in 2009, enhancing her skills in elderly and special needs care. She worked as a factory worker (2004–2005), and then served as a pharmacy manager from 2005 to 2009. Her strong organizational and interpersonal skills made her an effective leader in a healthcare setting.

However, her career path took a new direction when she moved to Taiwan in late 2009 to work as a domestic helper and caregiver.

Her domestic work experiences:

1. TAIWAN (Dec 2009 – May 2011)

Served a Taiwanese family in a 3-bedroom condo
Household members: Couple, 82-year-old female elder, and 2 children (ages 9 & 8)
Duties: General housework (cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking), child care, and elderly care (diabetic & hypertensive patient with amputated leg)

2. TAIWAN (Sep 2011 – Sep 2014)

Served an elderly couple (ages 85 & 80)
Female elder had diabetes and had undergone spinal surgery
Duties: Focused on elder care and daily household chores

3. TAIWAN (Mar 2015 – May 2018)

Served a family in a 5-bedroom, 2-storey house with a couple and 2 teenage children (ages 17 & 15)
Duties: All-around helper, including cooking, laundry, ironing, and cleaning

4. TAIWAN (May 2018 – Sep 2021)

Household included couple, elderly couple (82-year-old male with hypertension & diabetes; 78-year-old female with dementia & amputated leg), and a 15-year-old child
Focused on elderly care while maintaining the home

5. This role allows her to apply her caregiving skills in emotional and physical support, including administering medication and companionship. She finds fulfillment in providing support, comfort, and medical care to seniors in need.

Anna is ready for overseas employment and is available for interviews upon request. With her years of hands-on experience and caregiver training, she is a trustworthy and dependable candidate. She looks forward to joining a household where her skills can make a meaningful difference.

Joyce Ann Mendoza Ramirez was born and raised in Quezon City, Philippines. She was taught the importance of respect, honesty, and hard work—values that she carries with her in everything she does.

After finishing high school at Batasan Hills National High School in 2005, followed her dream of becoming a nurse. She was able to study Nursing up to my fourth year in college. Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties, She wasn’t able to complete the course. Still,her time in nursing school gave her valuable knowledge about health care and child care, which helped her a lot in both life and work.

Before going abroad, She worked locally as a cashier in several establishments. These taught her how to deal with people, handle responsibility, and manage time under pressure.

In May 2016 to Nov 2016, I took a leap of faith and accepted a job in TAIWAN, worked for a Taiwanese family in a large three-storey home with six bedrooms. It was my first time working overseas, and it taught me to be strong, independent, and adaptable. The household was big—three storeys and five bedrooms—and she served as an all-around helper. She was responsible for cleaning, laundry, ironing, cooking, and most importantly, caring for the children.

At present, she is focusing on her application and helping with household chores at home while waiting for an opportunity to work in Singapore. She hopes to continue working abroad so she can support my husband and help provide for our future. And am always open to learning and am willing to try new recipes, especially if given a chance to work in a home with different food traditions.