Michule prepares domestic workers for overseas placement with a full Certificate of Competency course — housekeeping, child and elder care, kitchen practice, safety, and the culture and language of the host country — then hands you a real certificate before departure, not a promise.
Every candidate is assessed unit by unit, the way the certifying body requires — not a single pass/fail exam at the end. A candidate who struggles with one unit retakes that unit, not the whole course.
Cleaning systems, fabric care, equipment handling, appliance safety.
Hygienic food handling, basic host-cuisine cooking, storage standards.
Feeding, routine, basic first aid, safe supervision.
Mobility support, medication reminders, dignity-first care practice.
Fire, gas, electrical hazards, and what to do in the first five minutes.
Working vocabulary, workplace conduct, and what to expect on arrival.
Bring your passport and medical clearance. We confirm your intake date and training track on the spot.
Daily, hands-on sessions per competency unit — practice rooms, not just lectures — through the full intake.
Each unit is assessed as you finish it. Any unit you don't pass is scheduled for a retake before the intake closes.
Once all six units are passed, your Certificate of Competency is issued and filed with your placement paperwork.
Photos of the center, training sessions and graduating candidates go here.
Michule works with the following agencies:
Lines are open during office hours for registration, intake dates and document questions. No online application — come in or call, and admissions will confirm your spot.
Original passport · Medical fitness clearance · Two passport photos · Emergency contact details
Don't have everything yet? Come in anyway — admissions will tell you exactly what's outstanding and hold your intake slot.