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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by piperson(m): 7:27am On Dec 02, 2016
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full time lecturers on NL should be here too cool

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by babyfaceafrica: 7:31am On Dec 02, 2016
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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by ensamy(m): 7:33am On Dec 02, 2016
Why do you want to be a llecturer? Did you sort your way out of school, do you have passion for research ? Have you been a teacher before ? Whats the passion .
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 7:34am On Dec 02, 2016
I'm also aspiring to be a lecturer too.
Its my ultimate passion. I love to teach.
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 7:42am On Dec 02, 2016
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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by YemziAdez(m): 7:54am On Dec 02, 2016
Sasuwa:
i am a graduate of physics
unimaid
waiting for nysc posting
my hobby is reading
my passion is research and imparting knowledge, fellow aspirant let us meet and share our knowledge for the journey ahead

I'm a graduate of Animal and Environmental Biology

School: UNIBEN

Waiting for NYSC posting too.

Well I'm fortunate to be selected by a Dr. at the moment as a research assistant.

Since I've graduated (July, 2016), I've only spent a week with my parents in Lagos.

What gave me a little advantage over my peers is that I've narrowed down my research interests into two or more branches of researches viz. Insect Ecology, Insect toxicology, invasion biology and pest control.

In addition, I developed my research skills to a little extent by reading lots of scientific journals.


Kindly send me a pm if you need more information.

Warm regards.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Kazrem(m): 8:02am On Dec 02, 2016
Sasuwa:
i am a graduate of physics
unimaid
waiting for nysc posting
my hobby is reading
my passion is research and imparting knowledge, fellow aspirant let us meet and share our knowledge for the journey ahead
Lecturing is one of the most direct careers. Like you, I too want to be a university lecturer and one more ahead, a university Vice Chancellor. Get an MSc, get PhD. Others are peripherals.
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Tyviv(f): 8:15am On Dec 02, 2016
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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by LordGuru1: 8:20am On Dec 02, 2016
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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by linsa01(m): 8:21am On Dec 02, 2016
This is my chosen career. Concluding my M.A very soon. I've been engaged as GA for about 2yrs now. Not with pay though but I love what I'm doing.
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 8:21am On Dec 02, 2016
I have HND in Physics/Electronics, strong passion for lecturing job and for financial reasons, i've not been able to further my study in order to get the qualification for the job. Currently, I'm beliving God for an open position for a laboratory technologist in any of the university or polytechnic from which I would be able to get enough funding for my academic journey. I pray God would help me.

And, I want to ask, instead of going for PGD (2years) is it not better to just take direct entry (DE) to the University and obtain Bsc and If i am to take DE with my HND, what level will i be admitted in the university (i guess its 300 level)?
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 8:26am On Dec 02, 2016
Not yet a graduate but i have more than the passion combined than all lecturers in Nigeria.

I'd like to be a professor of geography.
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 8:28am On Dec 02, 2016
virginboy1:
Many guys wanna be lecturers in this part of d world,because dey wanna be shining kitty of young vulnerable fresh campus girls. Na God go use better thunder sama that their stubborn dick.


on the contrary,
Guys pls pray for me. I will be going to the hospital tommorrow. I think I have a problem with ma eyes. Every time i look into ma wallet, i see nothing. embarassed

Have you tried looking in your bank account?

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 8:36am On Dec 02, 2016
smada13:
I wrote my Msc final exams yesterday...


Wanna ask, if someone writes an article or do research, are there journals one can publish such in Nigeria? Just like Havard Business Review

What's your interest in Nigerian journal? I expected you ask about free foreign journals then we guide you
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Nobody: 8:37am On Dec 02, 2016
linsa01:
This is my chosen career. Concluding my M.A very soon. I've been engaged as GA for about 2yrs now. Not with pay though but I love what I'm doing.

Not with pay?? How do you then cope?

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by linsa01(m): 8:40am On Dec 02, 2016
ejibaba:


Not with pay?? How do you then cope?

I've some other things I do. I'm a freelance market researcher, I write projects, I do other stuffs. I'm coping trust me
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by serikiYCU(m): 8:41am On Dec 02, 2016
Sasuwa:
i am a graduate of physics
unimaid
waiting for nysc posting
my hobby is reading
my passion is research and imparting knowledge, fellow aspirant let us meet and share our knowledge for the journey ahead

I rep @ unimaid. If you want to be made, go to unimaid.
#proudlymadeinunimaid
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by shophut(m): 8:58am On Dec 02, 2016
Good morning great minds.

Please i need some advice. I have been trying to get into the lecturing field in Nigeria but it seems something is just no adding up.

I have an M.Sc Pharmaceutical Science (with commendation) from Kingston University, and a B.Sc Biotechnology (2.2) from University of Port Harcourt.

My first publication is in the press.

Please your candid advice.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by drhammed: 8:59am On Dec 02, 2016
Sasuwa:
i am a graduate of physics
unimaid
waiting for nysc posting
my hobby is reading
my passion is research and imparting knowledge, fellow aspirant let us meet and share our knowledge for the journey ahead

I'm a graduate of Wildlife and environmental resource management,
School: Osun State University,

We have similar passion, and would like to start lecturing job as soon as possible, am waiting for NYSC posting, batch A 2017.

Since my graduation in August 2016. Have been working closely with my lecturers as a research assistant.

I have two accepted papers in international journals, and one undergoing review.

Dream will come through, by God's grace.

Best,
Akande

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by missyQween(f): 9:09am On Dec 02, 2016
[quote author=virginboy1 post=51560723]Many guys wanna be lecturers in this part of d world,because dey wanna be shining kitty of young vulnerable fresh campus girls. Na God go use better thunder sama that their stubborn dick.


on the contrary,
Guys pls pray for me. I will be going to the hospital tommorrow. I think I have a problem with ma eyes. Every time i look into ma wallet, i see nothing. embarassed[/quot


Bring the wallet let me help u search... My eyes shine pass torch light...lol
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Chijiuba: 9:10am On Dec 02, 2016
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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by tobiasbeecher: 9:29am On Dec 02, 2016
Ragnorak:


Get a postgraduate degree as soon as possible. If you find a way of starting it as you serve please do. Many schools don't accept Graduate Assistants who don't have a master's degree.
You should have an MSc or register for one as soon as you can.
You're on the wrong bro, Graduate Assistant position is normally for people who have not acquired their master's degree, hence some schools absorb first class and good second class upper graduates immediately after their graduation. If you already have a master's degree, the position you will be looking for is Assistant Lecturer.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by Orikinla(m): 9:36am On Dec 02, 2016
Many Nigerian lecturers in Nigerian tertiary institutions are not qualified to teach students.
A qualified lecturer must be certified to teach.
Majority of these lecturers are not certified.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by tobiasbeecher: 9:39am On Dec 02, 2016
moffymichael:
I have HND in Physics/Electronics, strong passion for lecturing job and for financial reasons, i've not been able to further my study in order to get the qualification for the job. Currently, I'm beliving God for an open position for a laboratory technologist in any of the university or polytechnic from which I would be able to get enough funding for my academic journey. I pray God would help me.

And, I want to ask, instead of going for PGD (2years) is it not better to just take direct entry (DE) to the University and obtain Bsc and If i am to take DE with my HND, what level will i be admitted in the university (i guess its 300 level)?
yes, it is better to for your DE because since your first qualification is HND, you will not be absorbed into the university system as a lecturer even if you acquire your master's degree. Gone are the days when some polytechnic graduates find themselves in the university as lecturers. It is nearly impossible now! You can only lecture in the polytechnics with your HND. So I advise you go for your DE. Most schools will admit u into 200L with your HND.
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by IYADARA(f): 9:46am On Dec 02, 2016
Shakitibob0:
I hate all Nigerian Lecturers except for one DR JINGO...my philosophy lecturer as a 100 level great ife student.

God will continue to bless him wherever he is


Jingo is his Nick name.....his real name is Dr fashina
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by sholay2011(m): 9:48am On Dec 02, 2016
My 2 cents will be people who have the chance (via Class of Degree or money-wise) should try going abroad for Masters and other post graduate studies. There is an amount of exposure and ideology-shift one gets, especially if you go to the right school.

Because sometimes, to improve the system requires thinking outside the box and being stuck in the usual naija cycle of academics MAY not be the best option. Nonetheless, many of the lecturers that taught me in my undergraduate claimed to have gotten one degree or another abroad but their thinking is still the same cry, at least judging from the way they acted towards their students or treated the act of teaching itself. It is not about coming back to Nigeria with one funny accent.

I am currently doing my Masters abroad and though don't intend lecturing, it surprises me how someone will spend two years where I am and still think in the same way for Christ's sake: that teaching your students is doing them a favour whereas they paid school fees for crying out loud! That you must just write a research paper to quicken promotion whereas it advances nothing in your field of study! That your title (PhD / Prof) is more important than acquiring knowledge itself and effectively communicating it to students! That putting unnecessary fear in your students equals true respect (dear, ask what they say behind your back lipsrsealed)!

If some future lecturers are in this thread, please, if you are not ready to stand out for a positive difference (because Nigerian education is at the verge of collapse if you don't know), just pray and work hard for an office job than destroy the innocent lives that may be committed to your hands. Thank you.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by sholay2011(m): 9:52am On Dec 02, 2016
Orikinla:
Many Nigerian lecturers in Nigerian tertiary institutions are not qualified to teach students.
A qualified lecturer must be certified to teach.
Majority of these lecturers are not certified.
Bro, forget the issue of certification to teach now. They should even be qualified sef just as human beings with true passion to communicate knowledge effectively and advance research on their field of study (and not because of trying to quicken promotion) is just enough.

Let's focus on what matters please.

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Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by alolatee(m): 9:56am On Dec 02, 2016
Sasuwa:
i am a graduate of physics
unimaid
waiting for nysc posting
my hobby is reading
my passion is research and imparting knowledge, fellow aspirant let us meet and share our knowledge for the journey ahead


I also read Physics Education @ Unilorin...i also intend lecturing.For now, i am teaching in a public secondary school with a low pay though.How do you see us Education Physicsists?
Re: Thread For Aspiring Lecturers by TheMaleBoss(m): 9:56am On Dec 02, 2016
Oh what a coincidence. Also a graduate of Environmental Biology, Unimaid. Waiting for NYSC!
My passion is teaching & research.

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