I am proud to be the primary breadwinner for my family. I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Education, which has equipped me with a strong foundation in teaching and child development. I am deeply family-oriented and come from a close-knit family of four—my parents, my sister, and myself. Currently, my parents and sister are not employed, which has motivated me to develop a sense of responsibility and independence from a young age.
I have gained valuable experience caring for children of various ages, including infants and school-aged kids. I have babysat my nephew and nieces during their infancy, providing attentive care and emotional support. Additionally, I have helped and tutored my young learners—my nephew and nieces—in their schoolwork, fostering their academic growth and confidence.
During my internship at the university, I had the opportunity to teach Grade 3 and Grade 6 students over a three-month period. This experience strengthened my teaching skills, patience, and ability to adapt to different learning needs.
My most recent roles include working as an administrative staff member and an ESL teacher, both online and offline. These positions have enhanced my organizational skills, communication abilities, and my capacity to connect with learners from diverse backgrounds.
I am passionate about working with children. I am patient, nurturing, proactive, and skilled at engaging children in both educational and recreational activities. I believe in creating a fun, safe, and supportive environment that encourages children to learn and grow. I am also flexible, culturally open-minded, and eager to embrace new environments and learn from the host family’s traditions.
I see this opportunity not only as a means to make a positive impact on a family's life but also as a chance to immerse myself in a new culture, develop my childcare skills further, and gain meaningful life experiences. I am committed to providing loving care and support to children while continuously growing as an individual.