Are you someone who enjoys cleaning and has good people skills? If so, a career as a house cleaner may be a perfect fit for you. House cleaners provide cleaning services in private homes, taking care of routine tasks such as vacuuming and washing floors, dusting furniture, and cleaning kitchen and bathroom surfaces. They may also perform other cleaning tasks as needed, like washing walls or cleaning inside cupboards.

Working as a House Cleaner

Working as a house cleaner typically involves starting at around 8 am on weekdays and working until the day's assignments are completed, usually between 3 and 4:30 pm. It requires good health, stamina, and the ability to follow instructions both written and oral. Organizational and customer service skills are also important, as well as the ability to work cooperatively with others and with little supervision. House cleaners should also be comfortable driving and finding addresses.

Education and Salary

In terms of education, a high school diploma is not required for this profession. The average salary for a house cleaner is $17.80 per hour. While there are no specific certifications needed, it's worth noting that the demand for house cleaners can vary but is approximately 20,600 per province per year.

Career Opportunities

If you're interested in pursuing a career as a house cleaner, the relevant National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes are as follows: 2006 NOC - Light Duty Cleaners (6661), 2006 NOC-S - Light Duty Cleaners (G931), 2011 NOC - Light duty cleaners (6731), and 2016 NOC - Light duty cleaners (6731).

So if you enjoy cleaning, have good people skills, and thrive on following directions, consider exploring the fulfilling and in-demand profession of house cleaning.

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