Are you still looking for a job?
Are you still looking for ways to increase your income?
Instead of face booking with friends and posting pictures and spending endless hours, data and money doing idle things, why don’t you exert your energy on teaching someone a Nigerian language if you can speak it very well.
Nigerians are blessed with many languages and culture.
Let me explain to you why you need to take this business seriously if you are jobless, want to increase your income and you are a heavy internet user.
The UK census shows that Nigerians living in the UK was 102,000(This excludes thousands without legal documents)
In the US, 0.6% of the overall foreign-born population is a Nigerian and there are more than 300,000 illegal immigrants in us)
Nigeria tops the highest migrants to Europe.
Some of them stay many years over there without proper and legal documents and they marry and give birth to children.
Somehow, this one wants to identify with their culture and language.
We have enthusiasts who love to increase their language acumen all over the world. They just love NIGERIAN LANGUAGES. They want to learn.
Take advantage of the global platform that can help you earn some good money by teaching your preferred language online.
Are you very good at?
Yoruba
Igbo
Hausa
Fulani
Isoko
Benin
Efik etc
Connect with someone online.
Go to
www.italki.com
Register as a community tutor if you don’t have any certificate in any Nigerian language but if you have any certificate, register as a professional tutor.
Ensure you upload a video about yourself and teaching skills
Go to the online platform and read how to become a tutor,
Register and start promoting it.
And/or :
www.verbling.com
Register with verbaling for free.
You must upload a certificate you have or any major experience you have.
Upload a Nigerian ID such as Driver license, National ID card or INEC Voters card.
Ensure you upload a video about yourself and teaching skills.
Just try it,you will see results and increase in your pocket.

please remove fulani there it's not a Nigerian language