💷 求助個案 ⚠️
流學生寶寶失業
想搵可以online做嘅task幫補/ Notingham嘅工作💼
大學畢業🎓 商科
有工作經驗
勤力肯做唔怕辛苦 (捱世界連快餐都有做過
有車牌
乖仔有禮貌
另一個
乖女肯做，有長者護理經驗
讀過護理
冇working visa 只能做task.
如果有朋友喺嗰邊需要人幫手做長者護理都可以
另外2位同學表示失業呢個月交唔起租，如果有善長可以幫手會非常感謝🙏🏻
要CV請聯絡娘 @hksarqueenxx
BY 📞電話特派專員
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