KATARZYNA JAROSZ

• Manage daily household operations for multiple clients, ensuring smooth and efficient routines

• Organize schedules, appointments, and personal documents while maintaining strict confidentiality

• Coordinate vendors and service providers, overseeing quality, timelines, and payments

• Handle household budgeting, expense tracking, and cost-control measures

• Provide personal assistance, including errands, travel coordination, and day-to-day support

• Maintain high standards of organization, cleanliness, and household management

• Communicate effectively with clients to anticipate needs and resolve issues promptly

• Manage PTA budget, including tracking income and expenses and ensuring financial accuracy

• Prepare and maintain financial documentation with a strong focus on transparency and compliance

• Coordinate partnerships with local financial institutions and support bank participation in school events

• Manage communications, scheduling, and event logistics

• Ensure accurate reporting and clear financial records

• Participate in school leadership meetings and contribute to decision-making processes

• Review and discuss school policies, academic goals, and improvement plans

• Collaborate with school administration, teachers, and parent representatives

• Support initiatives related to student achievement, school climate, and community engagement

• Ensure parent perspectives are represented in school-level decisions

• Develop and monitor annual budgets, aligning financial resources with educational priorities.

• Supervised children to ensure a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment

• Assisted with daily routines, including meals, nap time, hygiene, and transitions

• Supported children’s social, emotional, and developmental needs through structured activities and play

• Maintained a clean, organized, and safe classroom and play areas

• Communicated effectively with parents and staff regarding children’s needs and daily activities

• Followed daycare policies, safety procedures, and health regulations

• Observed and reported children’s behavior, progress, and any concerns to supervisors