Hi! My name is Jane Pagkaliwangan! I’m 20 years old and ever since I was young, I have became the designated babysitter for my little nephews and nieces because I am the youngest out of all our cousins, Since we are a big family, Every holiday there is always children hanging around me because I am good with kids and I like to think I am their favorite aunt. I think they see me as the fun, relatable, kind, yet responsible and have extreme patience aunt haha. Since I live with my siblings for most of my life and they are really busy with work, I am the one who cooks and clean in the house, And overtime, it became a hobby especially cooking so you can count on me when it comes to cooking. I have an NDIS worker check and Working with children Checks. During my first year in college I have a national service training program cwts where we learned about basic first aid kit and cpr training.
When I was 16, I worked at our school clinic during the day and attend classes during the night time. from 8 to 3pm I am at the clinic working as a nursing aide/ assistant for 10 months. During those days my main responsibilities include assisting individuals with physical conditions and conducting physical exams for the students. Additionally, running an errand for the teachers such as paperwork and payslip is one of my daily tasks. I'm also in charge of the order in the clinic and maintaining its equipment.
I'm looking for Casual/temporary, Part-time employment.
I can travel a few suburbs/towns away from Burwood for work.
Here's my weekly availability:
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I'm available for:
Last minute bookings
School holidays
New Year's Eve
Valentine's Day
Overnight jobs
Full weekends
Vacations with the family
Live-in with the family
My credentials
I'm happy to provide written documentation of my qualifications and credentials:
Childcare credentials:
CPR training
I carry a first aid kit
Water safety training
Working With Children Check (WWCC)
Pet credentials:
I'm comfortable with pets
General credentials:
22 years old
Police check
Non-smoker/non-vaper
Covid vaccinated
Languages I can speak: English and Tagalog
Email verified
I used to worked in a school clinic for 10 months when I was 16. I worked with pre schools students up to year ten students. I am an undergrad student for 1 year in bs in medical laboratory science. Currently studying community service.
My skills and interests:
Singing
Reading/storytelling
Arts/crafts
Sports
Fitness
Swimming
Nature
Gardening
Cooking
Video
Design
Computers
Writing
Foreign languages
You can learn more about me by browsing my social accounts:
Hello,
Thank you for taking the time to view my sitter profile!
My name is Bella & I'm a 23-year-old student currently living in Pyrmont, Sydney with my fiance, studying a bachelor of business management.
I have recently left my long-term role as an executive assistant and graphic designer at a sizeable Australian company to spend more time focussing on my family & studies.
I adore children of all ages & have two severely disabled cousins under 18 who I care for regularly for my aunty to go to work.
I would be so grateful if given the opportunity to help your family and take care of your rays of sunshine!
Babysitting Pay Rates Zetland, NSW, Australia (Nov 2024)
Zetland babysitters are paid an average of $30.24 per hour as of November 2024, which is 3.1% higher than the New South Wales average of $29.33, and 2.8% higher than the Australian average of $29.41. A fair pay rate depends on babysitter credentials, specific job requirements, and local demand for babysitting services.
Min
Avg
Max
Zetland:
$20.00
$30.24
$45.00
New South Wales:
$15.00
$29.33
$50.00
Australia:
$15.00
$29.41
$50.00
Rates are calculated weekly from our live member data.
Prices shown in Australian dollars (AUD)
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