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OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by luap1990(m): 3:30am On Apr 26, 2018 |
Hello, kindly give your suggestions on these two offer. Part-time lecturing Job in a state owned Polytechnic or Banking work. Thanks |
Re: OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by greatnaija01: 3:45am On Apr 26, 2018 |
LECTURING JOB.... Is the wisest... you get to set your own time and if you have the wisdom of God, you can do your own tutorials and make money with it... IT has too many advantages. Bro pick it 2 Likes |
Re: OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by Ikemefuna44: 3:58am On Apr 26, 2018 |
Lecturing job is bae. 1 Like |
Re: OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by Nobody: 4:32am On Apr 26, 2018 |
This banks can lay one off at anytime 1 Like |
Re: OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by JARUSHUB: 12:48pm On Apr 26, 2018 |
luap1990: Hello Luapa1990, Congratulations! You have two offers on your table. Problem is making a choice, a problem most Nigerians will like. However, as any problem, it requires a solution. A part-time lecturing job in a state owned polytechnic & a banking job. Question is: What are your career plans? Does the part-time job align with them assuming you intend becoming an academic? You mentioned the banking job as a full-time job. What level? Let's assume it is middle level, what bank? Remuneration wise, a middle-level pay in a bank is more than that of a STATE OWNED polytechnic and it is professionally better than a PART-TIME job. Yes, the banking industry is a volatile one, but so is your PART-TIME lecturing role. However, unlike the lecturing role, you get more tasks; training; exposure; better remuneration; a good brand and profile on your CV (for future exploits); more & better perquisites; knowledge etc. We doubt a PART-TIME role in a STATE OWNED polytechnic will afford you those benefits. Furthermore, with your experience in the banking industry (assuming you stay for three years), you can move into the academic sector at a higher position than if you try the opposite. Additionally, assuming your first degree is different from the discipline you intend lecturing in your PART-TIME role, you can switch to a discipline with a background in the banking industry due to your experience. Finally, it is your prerogative to choose an offer. But remember, you have a FULL-TIME role in the banking industry vs a PART-TIME position in a STATE-OWNED polytechnic. We wish you the very best in your decision making. P.S. These links might further aid your decision making: http://www.jarushub.com/civil-service-or-bank-job/ http://www.jarushub.com/how-to-juggle-between-corporate-job-and-lecturing/ http://www.jarushub.com/tag/how-to-get-job-in-nigeria-lecturing-job-in-nigeria-lecturers-salary-in-nigeria-private-universities-salaries-in-nigeria-ogun-state-higher-institutions/ http://www.jarushub.com/tips-on-lecturing-job-interview/ |
Re: OPINION PLS: Part Time Lecturing Job Vs Full Time Banking Offer? by luap1990(m): 1:11am On Apr 28, 2018 |
@Jarushub Thanks A million |
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