Hello there,

I'm Adewale, I currently work in a packaging Factory.
I do my job well, as I know whatever the hand findeth to do, do it well. I recently even got a raise after I completed my one year in the place.

However, deep down, I know this is not the kind of work I want to do for long. I can't even plan my life with this kind of work. As my job takes much of my time, I only have Sunday for myself!

But over the years, I developed a passion for teaching. I can teach mathematics in secondary schools and my best shot is the British Schools.

Why?

Their salary structure is okay and it gives you an edge when you opt to travel out to English speaking countries also, it gives you value for your time.

So how do I teach in British Schools

That's where I need your opinion as I studied Electrical/Electronics Engineering at a Federal Polytechnic and I graduated with a Lower Credit.

What additional qualifications do I need to stand out?
How best can I be prepared/stationed for such jobs?

Any other additional information will be of help as I want to do something with my life not just waking up everyday to a routine that never ends!

Thanks as I expect your response.

First of all, work on your spoken and written English. It matters a lot. You can't afford to commit grammatical blunders in an interview for a job that's supposed to make you an instructor where the kids learn to speak Queen's English.

Secondly, criteria is already in the plural form, the singular is criterion. There's no such thing as 'criterias'

eduman365:
First of all, work on your spoken and written English. It matters a lot. You can't afford to commit grammatical blunders in an interview for a job that's supposed to make you an instructor where the kids learn to speak Queen's English.

Secondly, criteria is already in the plural form, the singular is criterion. There's no such thing as 'criterias'

guy you funny oh.. you dey naija dey correct person wey dey abroad English. oya carry your English go get working visa and pR for Uk like this senior brah na.. Ozuor

Thanks, already made the correction.

eduman365:
First of all, work on your spoken and written English. It matters a lot. You can't afford to commit grammatical blunders in an interview for a job that's supposed to make you an instructor where the kids learn to speak Queen's English.

Secondly, criteria is already in the plural form, the singular is criterion. There's no such thing as 'criterias'

OluwasureGig:

guy you funny oh.. you dey naija dey correct person wey dey abroad English. oya carry your English go get working visa and pR for Uk like this senior brah na.. Ozuor

Lol. I studied abroad fool... I taught English as a foreign language for several years. The person I corrected has admitted his mistakes and moved on. This is the kind of mentality that stagnates people in life. Your brain is useless and you obviously have poverty mentality.