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Interview Information:
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1. Please tell us about family:
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| My family belongs to the middle class.My husband is working in office as Computer Technician in the Philippines.We are happy family.We have only one son. |
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2. Can you tell us how you were disciplined as a child?
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| I was orphaned at a young age, I was raised by my single aunt handedly who works as a cashier at that time. She was a strict disciplinarian.She teach us the good moral character. |
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3. Can you tell what you enjoyed about your last job?
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| Interesting conversations with my old lady. |
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4. What do you consider the worst thing about your last job?
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| Sleepless nights when my old is at its heightened Alzheimer stage. |
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5. What was the most difficult thing you had to do?
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| Waking up so often at night to attend my old lady's needs. |
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6. Can you think of a problem you have had, and let us know how you handled it?
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| When my old lady accused me that I got her scissors but unfortunately her children told me not to mind her because she is out of her mind because she had an Alzhiemer.Having an old patient you must have patience. |
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7. What is the most important thing to do in choosing a new job?
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| You must choose a job you like and love doing it. |
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8. Can you tell us what makes you happy?
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| My family makes me happy and my friends.It makes me happy most when I done my worked accordingly and sucessfully. |
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9. What type of commitment can you make to your new employer?
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| I will do my work responsibly and wholeheartedly. |
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10. What are your reasons for wanting to come to Canada?
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| I heard from friends who are settled there that the rate of opportunities are higher compared to other countries.And you can bring your family if you are given the chance to have a permanent residence. |
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11. Do you plan to come directly to Canada?
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| Yes |
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12. Would you be willing to work anywhere in Canada?
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| Anywhere particularly in Toronto. |
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13. Do you think it is likely that you will change your mind about coming to Canada?
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| No. |
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14. Can you think of a type of person who would make you feel uncomfortable, or who you may not like to work with?
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| I can certainly work with different types of people except with people who has disturbing personalities that may hurt me or other people. |
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15. If a problem came up with your job, how would you handle it with your employer? (i.e children not cooperating,
a paycheck error, etc.)
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| A personal discussion with my employer is great so that it will not cause conflict to everybody. |
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16. What are your long-term goals?
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| To land a permanent job in Canada and finally to settle down with my family comfortably in canada. |
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17. Do you enjoy spending time outdoors? What about in the winter? Are you athletic?
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| Yes.Yes.Yes |
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18. Have you ever been responsible for all of the cooking on any of your jobs? Would you be willing to cook
for the whole family? What dishes do you like to prepare?
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| No.The husband of my old lady teach me how to cook the food my old wants.I certainly be able to if it does not conflict with my daily task and my schedules.Any dishes I can prepare. |
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19. What would be a typical day for you on the job you are in now?
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| Looking after my ward.Taking her a bath regularly.Feeding her on time and give her medicines. |
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20. Have you ever been arrested or in trouble?
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| No. |
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21. Do you use alcohol or drugs?
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| No. |
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22. Do you have any dietary restrictions or requirements your new employer should be aware of?
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| None. |
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23. How do you prefer to spend your free time?
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| Rest. Read. and Talk with my family on open communication lines. |
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24. Do you have a serious boyfriend? Where does he live?
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| None. But I have a husband.He is in the Philippines. |
