Skilled people. Calmer homes.

Four clear steps

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   Learn

   Short recorded lessons with the same words in English and Spanish, one task at a time. Each lesson stops to ask what you would do.

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   Foundations Certificate of Completion

   Earned by finishing the Foundations training. It shows you completed the training. It is not a professional certification.

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   Certified Household Professional

   A professional credential that needs an observed practical assessment by a person. Not everyone who completes Foundations will earn it.

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   Placement

   Certification is not a job. A certificate does not promise a placement. Placement is its own step. Any introduction to a household is reviewed by our team first, and it goes forward only with the agreement of both the household and the person.

This is the plan. Training is not open yet, and no one has been certified yet. Finishing one does not mean the next is done.

Build skills. Work confidently.

The training is planned around the skills that matter in private homes.

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  Professional conduct and privacyProfessional conduct, confidentiality and respect for the home.
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  CommunicationDaily updates, and how to raise a concern.
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  Time and daily workflowPlanning the day and finishing what you start.
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  JudgmentWhen to pause, protect, ask and report.
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  Household systems and qualityHousehold routines, logs and finishing standards.
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  Room-by-room cleaningRoom by room, kitchen first.

Look inside

Turn through three real pages from each booklet, exactly as you will receive them. Every page is written in English with Spanish beneath it, so everyone in the home reads the same words.

First-Day KitScript PackCleaning Tools

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