ADANU C. | ETHIOPIAN MAID AND NANNY | OWN VISA | DUBAI

Adanu’s most recent employer was a British family of four in Dubai, whom she served for 7 months. She delivered childcare support for their two children aged 4 and 5 years old, alongside housekeeping assistance, through consistent supervision of the children, maintenance of neat and hygienic surroundings, and support for the family’s daily household routines.

Her employment ended when the family relocated to the United Kingdom, and she is now seeking a new job opportunity.

Adanu first worked for a local family in Saudi Arabia for two years. The family was a five-member household with three children aged 3, 8, and 10 years old. She provided comprehensive domestic support through consistent household upkeep, maintenance of neat and hygienic surroundings, and preparation of meals that contributed to the comfort and efficiency of the household. She left upon contract completion.

She later worked for a Lebanese family in Saudi Arabia for one year. The family had five children, although she mainly focused on caring for the 4-year-old child. She provided combined childcare, housekeeping, and meal preparation support by supervising the child’s daily routines, maintaining cleanliness and organization throughout the residence, and preparing meals to ensure a safe and well-managed home environment. She left after completing her one-year employment visa.

After that, she worked for a local family of five in Abu Dhabi for one year as a cook. She managed food service and meal preparation tasks by supporting daily cooking activities, ensuring proper kitchen upkeep, and contributing to the overall smooth functioning of household dining requirements. She completed her contract with the family.

She then served a Canadian family of four in Dubai, where she provided combined nanny care for their two children aged 3 and 6 years old, along with cleaning and cooking duties. She supervised the children’s routines, maintained sanitary and well-organized living spaces, and assisted with meal preparation to ensure smooth household functioning. She worked with them for 1 year and 3 months before the family returned to Canada, and her employment ended.