Jamilah worked for a Syrian family in Dubai for two years. She was responsible for maintaining a clean, organized, and well-managed household while providing attentive childcare for a 6-year-old child and assisting with basic cooking duties. Through her reliable daily support, she contributed to a safe, nurturing, and comfortable home environment. She left the position after completing her visa while working for the family.

Jamilah worked for a local family in Bahrain for 3 years and 5 months, where she was responsible for maintaining overall cleanliness, orderliness, and proper presentation of the household. She carried out general domestic upkeep, ensuring a tidy, hygienic, and well-organized living environment that supported the comfort and smooth functioning of the home. She successfully completed her contract and left.

She then worked in Saudi Arabia for two local families over a total of 7 years (5 years with one family and 2 years with another), providing dedicated childcare for a 1-year-old child in her first employment and a 3-month-old baby in her second. She maintained a clean and organized household while delivering attentive childcare support, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and nurturing environment for the children and contributing to the smooth daily operation of both homes through consistent and reliable assistance.

Afterward, she worked in Qatar for a local family for 2 years as a cook, where she was responsible for managing family meal preparation by planning and preparing daily dishes in a consistent and efficient manner, maintaining a well-organized kitchen, and contributing to the household’s smooth daily routine through reliable culinary support and attention to family preferences.

She later moved to the UAE and worked for a French family in Dubai for 1 year and 6 months under Maids.cc, where she performed nanny duties by supervising and caring for children alongside assisting with simple cooking tasks. She contributed to a structured, caring, and harmonious household environment that met the family’s daily needs efficiently. She later resigned and applied for her own visa.