Nurjanah, 39 years old, Indonesian, divorced with two grown-up children aged 19 and 12. She has hands-on childcare experience from raising her own children, alongside proven skills in managing large households through her employment in Singapore. She is able to communicate effectively in English, both spoken and written. Capable of understanding instructions clearly and responding appropriately.

From 2020 to 2021, Nurjanah worked almost two years with a Chinese family of eight, consisting of six adults and two young children (a 7-month-old and a newborn). She was responsible for housekeeping a large 2-storey bungalow with 8 bedrooms and 11 toilets, ensuring high standards of cleanliness and organization. Her duties included ironing, laundry, washing two cars, and accompanying her employer for marketing. She also assisted another helper in cooking, demonstrating teamwork, adaptability, and the ability to manage extensive household tasks in a busy family environment.

From 2022 to 2026, Nurjanah worked for 3.7 years with a Chinese Indonesian family of five adults and a newborn, who was cared for by her mother. She focused on maintaining a 4-storey terrace house with 4 bedrooms and 6 toilets, ensuring cleanliness and order throughout. Her responsibilities included cooking daily meals, laundry, washing two cars, marketing, and gardening. Over the course of her employment, she demonstrated reliability, adaptability, and strong housekeeping skills, balancing multiple tasks while supporting the household’s needs with consistency and dedication.

She is able to prepare a wide variety of Asian dishes, including Japanese specialties such as chawanmushi and oyakodon, Chinese favorites like capcay, claypot chicken rice, yam rice, and Hainan chicken rice, Thai prawns vermicelli, as well as simple Indonesian meals. She is also experienced in Western cuisine, preparing dishes such as spaghetti, creamy pumpkin soup, mushroom soup, and tomato soup. Versatile in balancing both Asian and Western cooking styles, she adapts well to household preferences and demonstrates confidence, practicality, and skill in daily meal preparation.

Nurjanah is ready to resume work in Singapore. With her two children now independent, she is determined to continue working to support their higher education. Her goal is to provide stability and opportunities for her family’s future, while applying her proven skills in housekeeping, cooking, and household management.