Female
Physical Fitness: The domestic helper should be physically fit to perform tasks such as cleaning, cooking, and taking care of children or elderly people.
Housekeeping Skills: The domestic helper must have good housekeeping skills, including knowledge of cleaning products and techniques, laundry, ironing, and organizing living spaces.
Cooking Skills: Some employers may require the domestic helper to cook, so basic cooking skills are necessary. The domestic helper should be able to prepare simple meals and follow recipes.
Communication Skills: The domestic helper should have good communication skills to interact with the employer and family members. They should be able to communicate effectively in English or the language preferred by the employer.
Trustworthiness: The domestic helper should be trustworthy and honest. They will have access to the employer's home and personal belongings, so trust is essential.
Patience: The domestic helper should have patience and be able to handle stressful situations. They may have to deal with difficult family members, children, or elderly people.
Flexibility: The domestic helper should be flexible and willing to work on weekends, holidays, or outside of regular working hours if required.
Previous Experience: Previous experience as a domestic helper or in a related field such as housekeeping, child or elderly care is an advantage but not always necessary.