My name is Teresa. I exercise consistent dedication and determination to succeed, demonstrating outstanding punctuality and reliability. I am a role model who conscientiously provides child care. I have achieved Babysitting Certification at the Expert Level. My experience of working with persons with disabilities involves teaching the Richmond Centre for Disability's Level 5 English classes. I have volunteered as a Side Walker to provide safe mobility support for children with disabilities during Richmond Therapeutic Equestrian Society's horseback riding lessons. I demonstrated exceptional interpersonal skills through diligently equipping Working Gear Clothing Society's customers with workwear to assist customers in their entrance to the workforce, earning The Duke of Edinburgh's International Gold Award. I also achieved the Award by taking piano lessons from West End Community Centre Association, taking swimming lessons at North Surrey Recreation Centre, and running marathons. I have studied Child Nutrition from Stanford School of Medicine and can cook meals for children and their families. I am certified in Infant Care First Aid, Emergency First Aid, CPR/AED Level C, and Pet First Aid, and I have developed effective communication skills through Simon Fraser University's Passport to Leadership Program and studied autism spectrum disorder from the University of California, Davis. I am even a motivational speaker who inspires others to speak on Mental Health. I have good manners and demonstrate patience and respectful communication in interacting with others. Another interpersonal skill I have is sharing my talent for drawing aircraft and butterflies.

I have provided childcare in volunteering for Richmond City Centre Community Association's summer day camps and for Hamilton Community Association's Licensed After School Care Program. I have even provided safe mobility support for children with disabilities as a Side Walker for Richmond Therapeutic Equestrian Society.