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I've worked as a social worker in South Korea for 7-8 years. It's really great that I could be helpful to others by work! Caring for someone actually empowers not only clients, but myself too. What I've learned from my experience is the importance of respecting someone as an individual, with understanding of the situation or specialty they have. Making safe space for everyone is my priority while working with others, so I always try to be aware of it. I'm especially good at responding to situations, including sudden or urgent one. And my strength is in supporting others comfortably. By observing others and catching what they need, even very tiny things, we can improve the quality of life, and that's the point I can do well. Basically I have affection for people and nature, and curiosity and passion to learn what I don't know. I'm not a very SUPER outgoing person, but love to socialize, and know how to enjoy silence when it is needed. I believe we can build a genuine relationship in any situation, as long as we respect each other. For that, I have courage to open and show my mind to others. I always try to get my own skills for living. So for now, I enjoy learning how to play drum, how to use sewing machine, and caring my car by myself when I have some spare time. Though I don't have any certificate you listed, I have experience as a social worker in Korea, working with various people. I 'm also in the Master course of Social work(Qualifying) here, too. (Which means, I have a 24 hours limit for work during the semester, and am free for vacation.) I've worked as a forklift operator and courier too, when I was on my working holiday for 2 years here. I'm thoughtful, detailed, and also physically fit. I'm good at operating/driving something and ordinary house chores.