General Housekeeping		14 Years
Taking Care of Young Children		15 Years
Taking Care of Infant		15 Years
Cooking		14 Years

	Very Good	Good	Can Learn	Comments
General Housekeeping				Taking care of children is the most important for me, especially my employers are working - at that time I need to look after them with care
Care For Young Children				Taking care of children is the most important for me, especially my employers are working - at that time I need to look after them with care
Care for Infant				I taking care of the babies since birth. I know that it was a very good (how I take care), especially they are twins.
Cooking				I can cook Western. I love to cook different food, because my employer like my dishes.
Care For Elderly/Disabled				I know how to take care and to assist what they all needed, like my grandma.

From	To	Employer's Nationality	Employer's House Type	Main Duties	Reason For Leaving
2008	2010	Filipino	Flat	Take care of 2yr old baby, Housekeeping, Cooking, Ironing	Worked for almost 2 years. Finished contract.
Dec 2012	Current	Chinese	HDB	Take care of twin babies from <1mth old, Housekeeping, Cooking, Marketing, Ironing.	Worked for 1 year 11 months, Finishing contract.

After finishing school worked in a photocopy shop for 2 yrs. Facing financial difficulties, she came to work in Singapore. Here she worked with one family - taking care of their twins from 1mth old, staying with them /7 including during sleep hours. “(I am) kind, and very careful (when) taking care of their babies. / I love to take care of babies, not because I have no choice, but because I really like, because I (also) have a son. / I can read them a flash card every day, I teach them like a teacher” - shares Diana in her bio. She also picked up many local dishes and further developed her cooking skills, to which she writes “My employers like me to cook at home, because it is nice and tastes good, and they will appreciate me to all my effort. ” She performs all the household duties & marketing on her own. Diana comes across as humble yet cheerful, and is determined to work hard for many years to come, for her son’s future.