Jasmin Gordo Murillo

Jasmin Gordo Murillo, is 39-year-old, single and a resident of Mandaluyong City. She is the 8th child amongst 5 brothers and 4 sisters. Her 74-year-old father is a construction worker while her mother passed away in 2023. She completed her secondary education at San Fernando High School in year 2002. Then she took up a 2-year course in Business Information Systems at Ama International Institute of Technology and graduated in year 2004. She had her non-domestic work experience as a packer in a factory from 2008-2009 and 2010 to 2011, then she became a housekeeping attendant in a company from Oct 2018- Oct 2020. Currently, she manages her own house and doing household chores while waiting for her application in Singapore to be selected. She had her domestic work employment experiences abroad, as follows. 1. PHILIPPINES (Mar 2008 – Sep 2008), She served a Filipino family living in a 3-bedroom 2 storey house with an elderly couple ages 80 (male) and 70 (female) and 1 adult. She was an on-call caregiver for the elderly male who had a stroke and needs special care. She mainly attends to the male elder, giving him assistance in his daily needs and activities such as giving his medication and provide grooming. She also cooks for the patient. 2. BAHRAIN (June 2013 – Nov 2015), She was selected to served a Bahraini family living in a 2-bedroom flat with a couple and their 11 month old baby. Her employer hired 2 maids and she was responsible in taking care of the baby and doing the laundry. 3. PHILIPPINES (2022 – 2023), She was a stay-out helper for a served a relative’s family living in a 1 bedroom Bungalow house with a couple and 2 children ages 7 and 2. She usually reports at 12 noon and ends her work at 6pm. She was responsible in looking after the children and sending and fetching the 7-year-old to school and cook for the children’s food. This applicant is confident in looking after newborn to young children as she is confident in performing basic duties such as preparing meals, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, and including educational activities and supervision. With her experiences, she is proficient in doing household chores such as cleaning, washing clothes, cooking, dishwashing, doing the laundry, and ironing. She also confidently cooks Filipino dishes. And she is still willing to learn more about other foreign cuisine if given the opportunity. This applicant can be deployed sooner as she is exempted from training seminar, and she only needs to comply with other documentation as required by the Philippines Overseas Employment Administration for the deployment of OFW.