Maid Introduction:

Angelika M.

She is able to cook Filipino food and is willing to learn to cook new dishes. She can speak Good English.

She can work in Landed House and can work with other helper for new employer.

She is willing to look after young children and elderly. She also has own experience taking care her own children since her children are born

Currently she is looking for new employer and can come in Singapore upon confirmation.

She completed her secondary education at Marcos National High School in 2018. She is patiently awaiting selection for overseas employment in Singapore.

Her domestic work experience are:

1. Philippines (2018–2019)
Employed by a Filipino-Chinese family living in a five-bedroom, two-storey house consisting of a couple and three adult children. She worked as the third maid. Her responsibilities included general house cleaning, cooking, laundry, ironing, and maintaining household organization.

2. Two maids were employed, and she shared responsibilities in managing daily household chores, including cleaning, cooking, and laundry. She is skilled in preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, supervising children, and engaging them in basic educational activities. She personally raised and cared for her own children. She is willing and eager to receive further training in elderly care and basic nursing if given the opportunity.

Lendenlie is proficient in all household chores such as cleaning, washing clothes, cooking, dishwashing, laundry, and ironing. She is confident in cooking Filipino dishes and has a strong willingness to learn and adapt to foreign cuisines.

Lendenlie is highly motivated to work abroad again to provide a better future and education for her children. She is hardworking, responsible, and eager to learn, making her a reliable and dedicated domestic helper.

Hannie Joy has both domestic and non-domestic work experience, which has equipped her with strong household management and caregiving skills.

Her domestic work experience:

Philippines (2018 – 2019) She worked for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom apartment with a couple and two children (ages 10 and 5). Provided childcare and assisted with daily routines, performed household duties such as cleaning, laundry, ironing, and dishwashing, occasionally assisted with additional household tasks as needed

Philippines (2024 – 2025) She worked for a Filipino family living in a 2 bedroom bungalow house with a couple, two children (ages 14 and 8), She was an all around helper, responsible for full household management including cleaning, laundry, ironing, dishwashing, marketing, and cooking, provided care and assistance to the children, managed daily household routines independently, demonstrating reliability and confidence. She also assist in her employer’s staycation units if there are guests.

With years of hands-on experience, Hannie Joy is proficient in household chores and childcare. She can cook Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new recipes and cuisines to better meet her future employer’s needs. Currently, she stays at home to care for her children while awaiting selection for overseas employment in Singapore. Upon selection, she will undergo TESDA-accredited in-house training in Manila and attend the OWWA Pre-Departure Orientation Seminar prior to her deployment.

As the eldest among five siblings, she grew up in a close-knit family.

She completed her third year high school at Pines City National High School year 2008-2009 .

Ronalyn has gained valuable experience as a domestic helper in the Philippines. Her responsibilities included general house cleaning, laundry and ironing, cooking, and other household tasks as instructed by her employer. In this role, she handled full household chores and provided daily childcare. She is skilled in cooking Filipino dishes and is eager to learn new cuisines, with the ability to follow recipes easily. She is also capable of performing elderly care, general household cleaning, laundry, car washing, pet care, and gardening.

Ronalyn is hardworking, patient, and motivated to work abroad to provide a better future for her family and support her children’s education. Upon selection, she will undergo a week of TESDA-accredited in-house private training in Manila, followed by the OWWA Pre-Departure Orientation Seminar, prior to the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

In the same year, she also obtained a Housekeeping NC II certification, which strengthened her skills in proper household management and cleanliness.

Bernadeth has several years of experience in domestic work in the Philippines. She served as an all-around helper, responsible for general household duties such as cleaning, cooking, laundry, and other tasks as instructed by her employer. During this period, she was also allowed to continue her studies while working. She is working for another Filipino family, living in a two-bedroom apartment with a couple and two young children, aged 3 and 1. Her duties include general household chores as well as caring for the children, attending to their daily needs, and ensuring their safety and well-being.

With her hands-on experience and formal training, Bernadeth is proficient in household tasks such as cleaning, washing and ironing clothes, dishwashing, and cooking. She can prepare Filipino dishes and is eager and willing to learn other cuisines to better serve her future employers.

At present, she is employed as a helper while waiting for selection for employment in Singapore. Upon selection, she will undergo a one-week in-house private training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by the OWWA seminar, before the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) for deployment.

Bernadeth is motivated, hardworking, and eager to work abroad to support her child and provide a better future for her family.

She completed her secondary education at Medina College Science High School in 2019. After finishing her studies, she pursued employment opportunities to support her family and gain work experience. She is currently working part-time as a cashier while awaiting the outcome of her application.

Quenie gained domestic work experiences:

Philippines (April 2021 to March 2022), serving a Filipino family living in a two-bedroom villa with a couple and two children aged seven and five. In this role, she worked as an all-around helper, managing household chores such as cleaning and laundry, preparing meals, and providing daily care for the child. This role enhanced her skills in customer service, teamwork, time management, cleanliness standards, and handling cash transactions—skills that further strengthened her work discipline and sense of responsibility.

She completed her secondary education at Muñoz National High School in 2018. She worked as an all-around housemaid—cleaning, cooking, assisting the child, and caring for the household dog.

Through these experiences, Daisy became highly proficient in housekeeping tasks such as cleaning, organizing, cooking, and maintaining overall household cleanliness. She is skilled in childcare and is confident in ensuring the safety and well-being of children under her care. She is also willing and keen to look after elderly individuals if given the opportunity.

Daisy takes pride in her ability to cook Filipino dishes such as adobo, tinola, menudo, and pakbet, and she is eager to learn other foreign cuisines. In addition, she is enthusiastic about gardening, car washing, and pet care.

Upon selection, Daisy will undergo a week of In-House Private Training in Manila, accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA seminar before the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

These early experiences shaped her into a caring, capable, and dependable young woman.

Jamaica completed her secondary education at Inats Bagumbayan Annex in 2020. Despite the challenges of balancing school and home duties, she was determined to pursue higher education. She enrolled at the Lyceum of Tuao Centro Dos and graduated in 2024 with a degree in Business Administration. While studying, she also worked as a domestic helper to support herself, showcasing her commitment and resilience. The household included a couple and their two children, aged 7 and 2. As a working student, she managed both her academic responsibilities and her duties at home. Her role involved maintaining cleanliness in the house, doing laundry, preparing meals, and most importantly, taking care of the young children. She would assist with feeding, bathing, dressing, preparing their school things, and keeping them engaged through play. This experience deepened her skills in childcare and household management, as well as her ability to balance multiple responsibilities with patience and care.

Currently, Jamaica is taking care of her newborn niece, a responsibility she took on in October 2024. She attends to the baby’s daily needs—feeding, bathing, changing diapers, and ensuring the infant is comfortable and safe at all times. This hands-on experience has further strengthened her confidence in caring for infants and has shown her natural nurturing instincts.

Jamaica is not only capable of caring for children but is also willing to look after elderly persons, given the opportunity. She is confident in cooking a variety of Filipino dishes and eager to learn new cuisines. Additionally, she is open to doing gardening, car washing, and pet care—tasks she finds rewarding and enjoyable.

With a strong sense of responsibility, a kind heart, and a willingness to learn, Jamaica is ready to bring her skills and experience to a new household.

Jamaica’s journey is a reflection of her strength, determination, and love for her family.

Rizel's journey in education was marked by determination. She completed her secondary education at Caramoran School of Fisheries in 2014. Unfortunately, after reaching her second year in college, financial constraints forced her to stop pursuing her degree. Although unable to finish her college education, Rizel never lost her will to move forward.

Instead of giving up, she redirected her energy into working and supporting her own growing family. Despite the responsibilities at home, she has never stopped working to create a better life for her children.

Her domestic work experience began,

PHILIPPINES (June 2016 Feb 2017), while studying, Rizel took on a job as a maid for a Filipino family to help support her schooling. She lived in a two-storey home with a couple and their two older children and managed house cleaning, cooking, and laundry. Her dedication to balancing work and education at such a young age showed her sense of responsibility and independence.

PHILIPPINES (Dec 2022 - June 2023), she again worked as a domestic helper for another Filipino household, this time taking care of all general housework in a bungalow home with a couple and their adult child. These roles not only gave her hands-on experience in household management but also sharpened her skills in cooking, cleaning, and time management. This role, although part-time, has given her a sense of service and connection to the people around her. When she's not at work, Rizel devotes her time to raising her children, managing household chores, and preparing for a potential job opportunity overseas in Singapore. R izel now looks forward to the opportunity to work abroad, not just to earn a living but to give her children the life and education she once had to give up.

In 2014, she completed her secondary education at Caramoran School of Fisheries. Following that, she enrolled in a course in Hotel and Restaurant Services, studying until her second year.

PHILIPPINES ( 2015 - 2016 ) Florie Mae’s experience in domestic work when she worked as a stay-in helper and working student for a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom bungalow. The household included a couple and their 5-year-old child. As an all-around helper, she was responsible for keeping the house clean, doing laundry and ironing, cooking meals, and taking care of the child. She attended school three times a week and ensured her duties at home were done before going to class. This experience gave her early exposure to balancing responsibilities, which she carried into her personal and professional life. She is hopeful and ready for new opportunities that will help provide a better future for her family.

She is confident in taking care of newborns and young children, with hands-on experience in feeding, bathing, changing clothes, preparing meals, and engaging them in age-appropriate learning activities. Though her primary experience is in childcare, she is also open and willing to care for the elderly and individuals with special needs, if given the opportunity.

In addition to childcare, Florie Mae is skilled in housekeeping tasks, including general cleaning, doing the laundry, ironing, and cooking. She can confidently prepare Filipino dishes and is eager to learn foreign cuisines to better serve families of different cultures.

Once selected, she is prepared to undergo a 2-week in-house training in Manila (accredited by TESDA), followed by the OWWA seminar and full POEA document processing in preparation for deployment abroad.

Florie Mae Clado Garcia is a responsible, hardworking, and family-oriented individual who is motivated by her desire to provide a better life for her children. She brings with her a genuine heart for caregiving and a strong willingness to learn and grow.

Conchita completed her secondary education at Pomponan National High School in 2005.

She also has prior domestic work experience in the Philippines. From 2012 to 2013, she was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom bungalow. The household consisted of a couple and their two-year-old child. Her responsibilities included performing general household chores, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring the child’s safety and well-being. She can easily follow recipes and is confident in performing various household tasks such as childcare, elderly care, cleaning, laundry, car washing, and pet care. She also has a love for gardening.

Eager to improve her skills further, Conchita is set to complete the Domestic Work NC II certification through TESDA, which includes a week of in-house private training in Manila. This program will strengthen her expertise in household cleaning, laundry, ironing, hygiene, and safety practices, preparing her to meet the highest standards expected of domestic workers abroad. With her experience, dedication, and genuine sense of care, she is confident that she can be a valuable asset to any employer overseas.

Conchita completed her secondary education at Pomponan National High School in 2005.

She also has prior domestic work experience in the Philippines. From 2012 to 2013, she was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom bungalow. The household consisted of a couple and their two-year-old child. Her responsibilities included performing general household chores, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring the child’s safety and well-being. She can easily follow recipes and is confident in performing various household tasks such as childcare, elderly care, cleaning, laundry, car washing, and pet care. She also has a love for gardening.

Eager to improve her skills further, Conchita is set to complete the Domestic Work NC II certification through TESDA, which includes a week of in-house private training in Manila. This program will strengthen her expertise in household cleaning, laundry, ironing, hygiene, and safety practices, preparing her to meet the highest standards expected of domestic workers abroad. With her experience, dedication, and genuine sense of care, she is confident that she can be a valuable asset to any employer overseas.

She is the eldest of two siblings in a hardworking family.

She completed her secondary education at Banayoyo National High School in 2023. Although she has not yet worked as a domestic helper abroad, Rhovie Ann has valuable local work experience.

At present, she stays at home helping with household chores while waiting for her application in Singapore to be processed. She is confident in her ability to care for children based on personal experience looking after her nieces and nephew. She is capable of feeding, bathing, preparing school items, supervising playtime, and ensuring the children’s safety and comfort.

Rhovie Ann is skilled in general housekeeping, such as cleaning, organizing, laundry, and ironing. She enjoys cooking and is confident in preparing a variety of Filipino dishes. In addition, she is willing to do gardening, wash cars, and care for pets.

Once selected, Rhovie Ann will undergo one week of in-house private training in Manila (accredited by TESDA), followed by an OWWA seminar. After completing these requirements, she will be processed for an Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) before deployment to her employer.

Rhovie Ann is patient, willing to learn, and committed to doing her best in every task.

Being the eldest child in the family, Marjorie learned to be responsible and hardworking at a young age.

She completed her secondary education at Banayoyo National High School in 2015. She was able to study until her third year in college but was unable to complete her degree due to financial difficulties within the family. Despite this challenge, Marjorie remained determined to support her child and family by seeking employment and gaining work experience.

Marjorie has both domestic and non-domestic work experience that has helped her develop valuable skills in household management and caregiving. Currently, she is working as a cashier in a grocery store, a position she has held since February 2020 while patiently waiting for an opportunity to work abroad in Singapore.

In addition to her local employment, Marjorie also gained experience working as a household helper in the Philippines.

From 2015 to 2018, she was employed by a Filipino family living in a three-bedroom bungalow house with a couple, a 69-year-old female elder who was bedridden, and two children aged 13 and 8. The household had two helpers, and Marjorie’s main responsibility was to care for the elderly woman. Her duties included assisting with personal hygiene and grooming, feeding, administering medication, and ensuring the elder’s comfort and safety at all times. There were two helpers in the household, and Marjorie’s primary responsibility was caring for the infant. She focused on the baby’s daily needs such as feeding, bathing, changing clothes, and ensuring the baby’s safety and comfort. When the baby was asleep, she would assist in supervising the older child and help with tasks such as washing and organizing the baby’s clothes. She understands the importance of providing proper attention, care, and a safe environment for children. She is capable of feeding, bathing, grooming, and engaging children in play and learning activities that support their development.

Marjorie can cook simple Filipino dishes and is eager to learn how to prepare other cuisines to suit her future employer’s preferences. She is willing to follow recipes and instructions carefully. She is also willing to assist with car washing, pet care, and gardening.

Marjorie is known to be hardworking, patient, and eager to learn. Her determination to support her child and family motivates her to work diligently and responsibly. Upon selection, she will undergo a one-week in-house private training in Manila accredited by TESDA, followed by an OWWA orientation seminar before the processing of her Overseas Employment Certificate for deployment.

With her caregiving experience, strong sense of responsibility, and sincere dedication to her work, Marjorie hopes to be given the opportunity to serve a kind and understanding employer and contribute positively to their household.