Graduate & Experienced Job Vacancies At Ikeja Electricity Distribution
Company (IKEDC)
Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC), one of the largest distribution
companies in Nigeria seeks the services of young School Certificate holders
as it moves to deepen technical expertise in the sector through sustainable
human capital development. We have openings for energetic, enthusiastic
and talented individuals to join our team across a range of technical roles.
Considering the breadth of the opportunities available, school certificate
holders in science related courses will have added advantage.
We expect candidates to be innovative and have the highest level of
integrity.
Successful candidates will be trained on the job and be part of the team that
will change the face of the Power Sector in Nigeria through innovation and
sustainable knowledge transfer
Current Open Positions with qualification requirements:
1. Call Centre Agent
Job Type Full Time
Qualification BA/BSc/HND
Location Lagos
Job Field Customer Care
Bachelor’s degree in any relevant field with a minimum of at least 2 years
experience as a call center agent
To apply: http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=28
2. Graduate Technicians Programme
Job Type Full Time
Qualification OND
Location Lagos
Job Field Engineering / Technical
OND (Electrical) or its equivalent
0 - 2 Years of Experience
Maximum age is 27
http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=29
3. Technicians Programme
Job Type Full Time
Qualification Secondary School (SSCE)
Location Lagos
Job Field Engineering / Technical
Minimum of 5 Credits in WAEC/GCE/NABTEB or its equivalent including
Maths and English
0-2 Years Experience
Maximum age is 27
http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=30
4. IT Infrastructure Analyst – Desktop Support Analyst
Job Type Full Time
Qualification BA/BSc/HND
Location Lagos
Job Field ICT
http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=31
5. Application Support Analyst
Job Type Full Time
Qualification BA/BSc/HND
Location Lagos
Job Field ICT
http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=32
6. IT Infrastructure Analyst – Server and Network Man
Job Type Full Time
Qualification BA/BSc/HND
Location Lagos
Job Field Engineering / Technical ICT
http://www.ikejaelectric.com/career-portal/application.php?q=33
To read more about requirements before applying follow the link:
http://www.myjobmag.com/mobile/read_a_job.php?main_id=12348

International Secondary School with British Curriculum background requires the services of the position below:

Job Title: Basic Technology Teacher
PHE, Phonic and diction, fine art and specialist teachers

Location: Lagos

Qualifications
NCE, B.A Ed, B.Sc Ed, HND, PGDE.
Ability to play chess/scrabble and IGCSE Certification is an added advantage.
Application Closing Date
30th December 2014

Method of Application
Interested applicants are required to submit their CV's, hand-written application and photocopies of educational qualification to:

The Head of Schools
Plot 24, Akin Mateola Street,
Off Raji Rasaki,
Amuwo Odofin,
Lagos.

Tel: 08077360338.

An International Secondary School with British Curriculum background requires the services of the position below:

Job Title: Specialist Teacher

Location: Lagos

Qualifications
NCE, B.A Ed, B.Sc Ed, HND, PGDE.
Ability to play chess/scrabble and IGCSE Certification is an added advantage.
Application Closing Date
30th December 2014

Method of Application
Interested applicants are required to submit their CV's, hand-written application and photocopies of educational qualification to:

The Head of Schools
Plot 24, Akin Mateola Street,
Off Raji Rasaki,
Amuwo Odofin,
Lagos.

Tel: 08077360338.

International Secondary School with British Curriculum background requires the services of the position below:

Job Title: House Mistress (Female)

Location: Lagos

Qualifications
NCE, B.A Ed, B.Sc Ed, HND, PGDE.
Ability to play chess/scrabble and IGCSE Certification is an added advantage.
Application Closing Date
30th December 2014

Method of Application
Interested applicants are required to submit their CV's, hand-written application and photocopies of educational qualification to:

The Head of Schools
Plot 24, Akin Mateola Street,
Off Raji Rasaki,
Amuwo Odofin,
Lagos.

Tel: 08077360338.

Excellent Schools don't just happen, they require the right kind of Leadership, both at the classroom level and in the front office. To this end, we are seeking to employ a matured man or woman to Head our Secondary School and help achieve our mission and related goals and objectives. To set an example of an exceptional professional educator for all students and staff, to model and to provide an educational climate that fosters learning as a life-long process.

Head of College
Job TypeFull TimeQualificationMBA/MSc/MA PhD/Fellowship Job FieldAdministration / Secretarial Education / Teaching


Experience

A minimum of 10 years experience as a fully registered Secondary school teacher.
A minimum of 5 years experience as a Vice Principal or Principal in a British Curriculum based Secondary School.
Practical Skills and Knowledge
Practical understanding of effective teaching and learning.
Theoretical understanding of effective teaching and leaf ning strategies.
Relevant curriculum knowledge, including CIE.
Understanding and knowledge of principles and practice inclusion.
Personal attributes

Resilient, flexible and adaptable,
A demonstrated and genuine liking and appreciation of children.
Core Competence

Establish and maintain good relationship with colleagues, learners and parents.
Communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Deal e fectively and non confrontationallywith learners and starr
Positive influence on others.
Listens actively.
Motivate and engage colleagues.
Qualification

Masters Degree or PhD in an education related field of study and have prior experience in teaching or educational administration.
Head Teacher - Primary
Job TypeFull TimeQualificationBA/BSc/HND Job FieldAdministration / Secretarial Education / Teaching
We are seeking a leader with a clear vision and strong interpersonal skills to head our Primary School. Someone who will inspire and work in partnership with pupils, staff, parents, Board of Governors and the local community. An individual committed to providing a rich and creative curriculum which meets the learning needs of all children.

Experience

A minimum of 10 years experience as a fully registered Primaryteacher
A minimum of 3 years experience as a Deputy Head Teacher or Head teacher in a British Curriculum based Primary School.
Experience of managing, developing inspiring and motivating staff.
Practical Skills/Knowledge

Excellent oral and written communication skills
Thorough understanding of the roles of self evaluation, school improvement planning and standards and quality reporting in achieving excellence.
Highly developed organisational skills including effective deiegation and staff development strategies.
Personal attributes

Candidate should demonstrate
Clear articulation of vision and ideas.
Enthusiasm and passion for learning.
Resilient and adept at Managing workload.
Qualification

B.ed / Masters in Education
Method of Application
Send CVs and applications to myvischools@gmail.com with the position applied for as the subject of the e-mail.
Application Deadline: 2 weeks from this publication

My humble feedback from Excellent Breeders Tutors Ajah.


The interview was slated to begin by 9am,but luckily for me, I got there b4 dt time. This afforded me the time to eat at a nearby restaurant, rest, and calm my restless nerves. Very important before the commencement of any interview.

When the interview eventually began, it started on a lighter mode. I was asked to fill a pre-interview form. Easy you would call it abi? Wat followed wasn't easy at all.

Next, I was given a voluminous chemistry question test. The test comprises of 10 bulky questions with each question consisting of sub-questions a-d. I spent roughly 2 hours attempting all the questions. The questions weren't so difficult, but typical of all chemistry questions, they were a handful.


Next, I was asked to do micro-teaching. Here comes the most challenging part because, although, it was supposed to be a micro-teaching exercise. But in the real sense, it was a question & answer segment. The interviewers threw different questions at me, using every trick in their book to batter me into submission. As a sharp guy, I parried their questions with utmost confidence. Those I could, I gave detailed answers. And those I couldn't, I honestly told them I don't know. #No time to form Mr Know it all#.



But noteworthy is a particular guy who came when the interview had already ended to conduct a fresh interview for me. Mehn! I salute this guy cos He's so smart. But thank God, I was able to put up a sterling performance. At least, I was sure to have impressed him cos He shook hands with me after the whole exercise.


In conclusion, I was told to go that they will contact me immediately after marking my script. This, I'm looking forward to.


Lessons From Today's Interview.
1- Although, I didn't read before going to the interview cos I thought it's going to be an oral one. I did put up a good show. My advice is that whenever we're being called for any form of interview, let's endeavour to read cos questions may come from any aspect.
2- I'll also advise we leave home early whenever we're going for an interview. This will avail one some time to relax and not feel tensed when the interview eventually begins cos interviews could be very tedious.
3- When fielding questions from interviewers,one should try as much as possible to be confident and honest. One doesn't need to blab especially if asked something you don't know. A honest 'I can't recall would do' cos ds interviewers are ready to prove one wrong to boost their own ego.



I wish to say a very big thank you to the originator of these wonderful thread, the poster of this particular job in question, every contributor on this thread, and to my dearest friend evathyst(Bisola) for calling my attention to that particular advert. God in his infinite mercy will grant our heart desires and Crown all our efforts with a resounding success.

The interview was slated to begin bhy 9am,but luckily for me, I got there b4 dt time. This afforded me the time to eat at a nearby restaurant, rest, and calm my restless nerves. Very important before the commencement of any interview.

When the interview eventually began, it started on a lighter mode. I was asked to fill a pre-interview form. Easy you would call it abi? Wat followed wasn't easy at all.

Next, I was given a voluminous chemistry question test. The test comprises of 10 bulky questions with each question consisting of sub-questions a-d. I spent roughly 2 hours attempting all the questions. The questions weren't so difficult, but typical of all chemistry questions, they were a handful.


Next, I was asked to do micro-teaching. Here comes the most challenging part because, although, it was supposed to be a micro-teaching exercise. But in the real sense, it was a question & answer segment. The interviewers threw different questions at me, using every trick in their book to batter me into submission. As a sharp guy, I parried their questions with utmost confidence. Those I could, I gave detailed answers. And those I couldn't, I honestly told them I don't know. #No time to form Mr Know it all#.



But noteworthy is a particular guy who came when the interview had already ended to conduct a fresh interview for me. Mehn! I salute this guy cos He's so smart. But thank God, I was able to put up a sterling performance. At least, I was sure to have impressed him cos He shook hands with me after the whole exercise.


In conclusion, I was told to go that they will contact me immediately after marking my script. This, I'm looking forward to.
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Nice one... I also attended the interview on Friday last week for Account/Economics. We were about 4 people interviewed on that day for Account and Economics; two male and two female.

It was a well organised interview. Seriously, I was impressed.
The same procedure took place and afterwards, the guy said he will get back to us on or before Monday; though iI haven't heard from them since then.., am still waiting for thier call.

Please, what day were you told they will call you?

100th page. We bless God and pray that everyone on this thread will secure great jobs and move to greater heights in Jesus Name!

bettydee:
100th page. We bless God and pray that everyone on this thread will secure great jobs and move to greater heights in Jesus Name!

.

Amen

ravensckar:
My humble feedback from Excellent Breeders Tutors Ajah.


The interview was slated to begin by 9am,but luckily for me, I got there b4 dt time. This afforded me the time to eat at a nearby restaurant, rest, and calm my restless nerves. Very important before the commencement of any interview.

When the interview eventually began, it started on a lighter mode. I was asked to fill a pre-interview form. Easy you would call it abi? Wat followed wasn't easy at all.

Next, I was given a voluminous chemistry question test. The test comprises of 10 bulky questions with each question consisting of sub-questions a-d. I spent roughly 2 hours attempting all the questions. The questions weren't so difficult, but typical of all chemistry questions, they were a handful.


Next, I was asked to do micro-teaching. Here comes the most challenging part because, although, it was supposed to be a micro-teaching exercise. But in the real sense, it was a question & answer segment. The interviewers threw different questions at me, using every trick in their book to batter me into submission. As a sharp guy, I parried their questions with utmost confidence. Those I could, I gave detailed answers. And those I couldn't, I honestly told them I don't know. #No time to form Mr Know it all#.



But noteworthy is a particular guy who came when the interview had already ended to conduct a fresh interview for me. Mehn! I salute this guy cos He's so smart. But thank God, I was able to put up a sterling performance. At least, I was sure to have impressed him cos He shook hands with me after the whole exercise.


In conclusion, I was told to go that they will contact me immediately after marking my script. This, I'm looking forward to.


Lessons From Today's Interview.
1- Although, I didn't read before going to the interview cos I thought it's going to be an oral one. I did put up a good show. My advice is that whenever we're being called for any form of interview, let's endeavour to read cos questions may come from any aspect.
2- I'll also advise we leave home early whenever we're going for an interview. This will avail one some time to relax and not feel tensed when the interview eventually begins cos interviews could be very tedious.
3- When fielding questions from interviewers,one should try as much as possible to be confident and honest. One doesn't need to blab especially if asked something you don't know. A honest 'I can't recall would do' cos ds interviewers are ready to prove one wrong to boost their own ego.



I wish to say a very big thank you to the originator of these wonderful thread, the poster of this particular job in question, every contributor on this thread, and to my dearest friend evathyst(Bisola) for calling my attention to that particular advert. God in his infinite mercy will grant our heart desires and Crown all our efforts with a resounding success.

Visiting Prof! Here I am standing on a mountain and paying my homage. I'm so sure u would av nailed d interview, u'r just trying to downplay ur intelligence.

Anyways, thanks so much for d feedback. I'm sure our Ogas @ d top would be very happy cos dts wat we've all been clamouring for.

Beep me as soon as u land d job, so dt we can pop champagne



Less I forget, 100th page. Thank God I was here!

Page 100 noni!
Nice one..let's keep d thread alive

corkqueen:
how do we locate the school say from Orile, Yaba, Cele, Festac, Oshodi, Obalende? you did not say if it is primary or secondary school teachers (science or art) and where exactly in Ilasamaj perhaps a number?

Please don't be angry for the late reply. Its a primary school. I saw the advert placed at the school's gate. This advert will benefit applicants living around Ilasamaja.

page 100..

Odunharry

I feel so good to be part of the Centenary page. Cheers!

Kid's Court Montessori School is a family oriented pre-school for children between the ages of 3 months and 6 years

The school is divided into the Creche(3months-18months), Toddler Class(18months- 3years)and the Nursery (3 years- 6years).

The School provides the best Early Childhood Education based on Montessori Teaching Method, which will help young children to develop within themselves an excellent firm foundation for creative learning.

Kids Court School is seeking to employ suitably qualified candidate to fill the position of:

ICT Tutor

Job TypeFull Time
QualificationBA/BSc/HND
Location Lagos
Job Field Education / Teaching ICT


Job Descriptions
Instructing and monitoring student in the use of Information and Communication Technology learning devices and materials.
Planning, preparing and delivering instructional activities that will facilitate ICT learning experience,
developing and contributing to ICT scheme of work and lesson plans while communicating clear objectives for class activities,
maintenance of technological gadgets including but not limited to computers, interactive whiteboards and internet facilities.

Job Requirements
A University graduate with competent computing skills.
Highly proficient in the use of softwares such as microsoft office word, excel, publisher, powerpoint, corel draw, windows paint and photo shop.
Must possess good graphics skills and web content management skills.
Previous years of teaching ICT/computer would be an added advantage.

Method of Application

Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV's and cover letter to: ict@kidscourtmontessori.com or olamilekanadedoyin@gmail.com

Job opportunity.... Teachers are needed in the following subjects: Maths, Agric sci, Civics Education nd Matthematics. Come nd apply wit ur application letter nd CV. To b submitted to WILLYBRIGHT INT'L COLLEGE, Akure off Abusoro Ijoka road, Akure or call this number 07038918034

Evathyst:
Visiting Prof! Here I am standing on a mountain and paying my homage. I'm so sure u would av nailed d interview, u'r just trying to downplay ur intelligence.

Anyways, thanks so much for d feedback. I'm sure our Ogas @ d top would be very happy cos dts wat we've all been clamouring for.

Beep me as soon as u land d job, so dt we can pop champagne



Less I forget, 100th page. Thank God I was here!

can't say I nailed the interview until I get called up for negotiations. Anyways, thanks for the well wishes. I claim it o!

Besides, how have you been? Long time no see.

SarahD:
The interview was slated to begin bhy 9am,but luckily for me, I got there b4 dt time. This afforded me the time to eat at a nearby restaurant, rest, and calm my restless nerves. Very important before the commencement of any interview.

When the interview eventually began, it started on a lighter mode. I was asked to fill a pre-interview form. Easy you would call it abi? Wat followed wasn't easy at all.

Next, I was given a voluminous chemistry question test. The test comprises of 10 bulky questions with each question consisting of sub-questions a-d. I spent roughly 2 hours attempting all the questions. The questions weren't so difficult, but typical of all chemistry questions, they were a handful.


Next, I was asked to do micro-teaching. Here comes the most challenging part because, although, it was supposed to be a micro-teaching exercise. But in the real sense, it was a question & answer segment. The interviewers threw different questions at me, using every trick in their book to batter me into submission. As a sharp guy, I parried their questions with utmost confidence. Those I could, I gave detailed answers. And those I couldn't, I honestly told them I don't know. #No time to form Mr Know it all#.



But noteworthy is a particular guy who came when the interview had already ended to conduct a fresh interview for me. Mehn! I salute this guy cos He's so smart. But thank God, I was able to put up a sterling performance. At least, I was sure to have impressed him cos He shook hands with me after the whole exercise.


In conclusion, I was told to go that they will contact me immediately after marking my script. This, I'm looking forward to.
.


Nice one... I also attended the interview on Friday last week for Account/Economics. We were about 4 people interviewed on that day for Account and Economics; two male and two female.

It was a well organised interview. Seriously, I was impressed.
The same procedure took place and afterwards, the guy said he will get back to us on or before Monday; though iI haven't heard from them since then.., am still waiting for thier call.

Please, what day were you told they will call you?

Exactly! Even me, I'm kinda impressed with their organisational coordination.

I just pray the salary will be worth our participation. They promised to call me next week, and I'm waiting anxiously for their call. Sori for the late response, I was kinda busy.

Vacancies exist for qualified,
proactive and experienced
candidates at a Private
Nursery and Primary School in
Gbagada Phase II Lagos.
Available Positions
1. Assistant Head-Teacher
Requirements
-Relevant previous experience
-IT literate
-Experience in school
marketing & publicity
-Excellent Communication
Skills; Written and Spoken
English
-Montessori experience is an
advantage
2. Assistant Teacher
- Experience within nursery
and/or primary school
- Good spoken English
Mode of Application
Interested & qualified
candidates should send their
CV and application letter to
jobseekers2013@yahoo.com

i was here!!

oluemmakay:
I feel so good to be part of the Centenary page. Cheers!

if hundred is centenary, what is 200?

I want to thank the visiting Prof. for your feedback, you made my day.
There is something about this thread that makes it fantastic. I also want to implore everybody to please participate in the poll.

GoldenDr:
if hundred is centenary, what is 200?

Duo-centenary, I guess.

A reputable school is currently
seeking to employ suitably
qualified candidates to fill the
position below:
Job Title: Head Teacher, Primary
Location: Nigeria
Job Descriptions
We are seeking a leader with a
clear vision and strong
interpersonal skills to head our
Primary School.
Someone who will inspire and
work in partnership with pupils,
staff, parents, Board of
Governors and the local
community.
An individual committed to
providing a rich and creative
curriculum which meets the
learning needs of all children.
Experience
A minimum of 10 years
experience as a fully registered
Primary teacher
A minimum of 3 years
experience as a Deputy Head
Teacher or Head teacher in a
British Curriculum based
Primary School.
Experience of managing,
developing inspiring and
motivating staff.
Practical Skills/Knowledge:
Excellent oral and written
communication skills
Thorough understanding of the
roles of self evaluation, school
improvement planning and
standards and quality reporting
in achieving excellence.
Highly developed organisational
skills including effective
delegation and staff
development strategies.
Personal Attributes:
Candidate should demonstrate
the following:
Clear articulation of vision and
ideas.
Enthusiasm and passion for
learning.
Resilient and adept at Managing
workload.
Qualification
B.Ed/Master's in Education
Application Closing Date
30th December, 2014
How to Apply
Interested and qualified
candidates should send their CV's
and applications to:
myvischools@gmail.com with
the position applied for as the
subject of the e-mail.

GoldenDr:
if hundred is centenary, what is 200?

Bicentenary

oluemmakay:

Bicentenary

lol

Engrcharlesid:
lol

U tink am wrong? Google it...

TODAY On FRANKLY SPEAK ING by Muyiwa Afolabi
- THE ASSUMPTION THINKING
We all want to be comfortable. We want a comfortable ifestyle; that life that would give us
the peace that comes with meeting obligations,
responsibilities, fitting in and self- preservation and
personal pride. We just want to make sure were socially and economically okay.
We work so very hard, search for new things, seek fresh opportunities and try to put in our efforts in ensuring we are…okay.
A good, enjoyable, peaceful life is not an illusion. Happiness is for real, joy is for real, peace is for real, fulfilment is for real; these are not things that are impossible, these are not experiences that are mere
imaginations, some people are actually happy, contented, comfortable and fulfilled.
Please understand me; a happy life is different from happiness as in emotional state. You can have a very happy life but still occasionally feel bad and unhappy on the account of events that occur in and
around you that make you feel bad.
You can have a very happy life and occasionally your husband or wife or friend or boss or colleague would do something that'll make you unhappy, it does not mean you don't have a happy life, you still have a happy life you're just momentarily upset on the account of an issue.
A happy life is the pleasantness of your journey through life. It is the totality of how far you have come; where you're at and where you're headed. If your life thus far is something you can smile about and be happy about and the future looks promising
and fulfilling then you have a happy life.
On the contrary if you look over your life, your choices and decisions; where you're at right now and the future makes you afraid and insecure then you probably don't enjoy a happy life.
A happy life is beyond temporary upsets and unpleasant occurrences; as even when an
individual is struggling and unhappy in life, there are still moments of happiness anyway.
A happy life is a great life, a life of success according to your own unique and personal definition of success.
Is your life today in alignment with your personal definition of success? Would you be saying your dreams and expectations thus far has been your experience? Are you living a life different from what you really want? Is there a difference between your
dreams and your reality? Why is it taking so long to marry your reality and your dreams? At what point
would your dreams become your reality?
For how long would your dreams and your reality exist as two parallel lines?
For how long would you keep observing others doing what you can only wish; other people like you achieving your wishes, experiencing your wishes and enjoying what only exists in your own dream land?
If it's possible for others, why does it appear impossible for you? Don't you suppose it's time to sit back and think about finding real solutions and answers? If many theories you've heard, read and assumed aren't working as expected don't you
suppose it's time to try something entirely new? Or you're only hoping and assuming things would fall in place one day? Hmmm.
One of my colleagues began to share a business idea with me; for him it was novel and interesting, and appeared smart; it looked really good on paper and he was convinced many people would buy into it. I asked him a pertinent question, if we invest so much in funds and man hours into the idea how much minimum returns are we looking at and when are we likely to deliver certain revenue in returns? He smiled and gave a common response; well he hoped people would like it and patronize and if they do; mark the words, if, then we should be able to deliver so so amount in numbers. I smiled; he was missing something crucial in today's business environment; the terrace is too treacherous to invest money and man hours in an ‘if’ situation. Assumption is a great killer in today's business.
The excitement, speed, dynamism and operations in today's business world has become a situation of ‘get it right the first time’ If you want to stay ahead and enjoy

No vacancy for ssce holders?

100th page.
Allahu akbar.
Wish to thank everybody that had contributed in one way or the other.
The people that post jobs,
The applicant,
The people that wrote the test,
Those who did the interview,
And finally people that gave us feedback.
More power to your elbow .
Merry xmas and happy new year in advance.