I had really bad experience with my previous family, they told me that I´ve stolen a family necklace a gift of a grandmother and they kicked me out without paying!!! But obviously I didn't do it!! So now I want to pay a lot of attention looking for a work place. I am very trustful and I can not see people and can not predict this kind of situations. How can I protect myself? I really don't want to have the same situation again! But I don't have any other opportunity and I have to work as a housekeeper !

I found a very good job with a very good salary as a housekeeper. I liked a lot a woman who wants to hire me. But I think I have a problem. The family has a cat! And I am alergic!! I can not stand cats you know?? I haven't said anything to her because it is my dream job. I don't know what to do!

Typically Housekeepers are not required to have formal education to be able to fill their positions. Many join up with GCSE, HND, HNC, BTEC and other qualifications. Many study courses in Hospitality, Tourism, Reception and Accommodation, and Leisure. Housekeeping is also another profession which allows newcomers to begin as apprentices and learn their trade on the job.

Cleaning your room, removing garbage, washing bathrooms and replacing toiletries; this is the responsibility of a Housekeeper. Often they work as a part of a team to cover the hundreds of rooms in a hotel. They are coordinated and have deadlines to get their jobs done. They are expected to be meticulous and thorough.
There are different categories of housekeepers. This includes floor housekeepers, room attendants, linen room staff, or housekeeping assistants. As these professionals use a lot of cleaning supplies they are integral in keeping costs at a minimum. Housekeepers have to be very flexible as they work odd hours.
A Housekeeper usually performs many of the following tasks:
• Cleaning rooms
• Following health and safety guidelines
• Preparing work schedules
• Reporting lost or found items
•   Training new staff
•Using chemicals and cleaning agents
•   Using room checklists/sheets