uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

HornyTave:


If you're really serious to change things, I've an agricultural internship for you.

Send your contact mail to ben.corel01@gmail.com

Gloriagee:
Are you saying you are paid 8k for 30 days? Tell me it's a typo

one4GOD:
8k or your mean 80k? abeg i just wan get clear.

graciamore:
she did not even pay us march salary fa, just the 4k she paid us and dismiss us.. I swear it will not be well with that woman..

yusman14:
It is even better...
I do earn #6k monthly as a primary school teacher..that was around 2017...I am now an undergraduate though...I accepted the job just to be busy before admission then..

DesChyko:


I'm a private school teacher. And I think your analysis above is flawed. This certainly doesn't work for most private schools in Nigeria. At least, not for where I work. Since most private schools are patronized by families that live on somewhere below the middle class income range, I think I have a pretty good idea how they make their payments.

Some parents pay early on. Some pay after the first fee drive. Some pay in parts when they get salaries. Some pay whenever those sponsoring the child's education send the money. Some wait until exam time to pay. And some will still not pay that term. And the school will still consider some pleas too. So 96% is a really unrealistic number. I'ld go with 50% at most.

What you should insist on instead is the school management seeking other possible ways to ensure their staff get paid.

CsRockefeller:
I have said it before, 80% of business owners in Nigeria don't know jack about running a biz.

Just figure heads.

For schools, I don't know why it's so difficult running such a biz. I was close to my proprietor during my NYSC so I know running a school isn't as difficult as many school owners make it seem.

First thing for Pete's sake is to incorporate the biz. Please, separate running d school from d ownership.

Secondly, get a good Finance Officer (not just an Accountant). Add an Admin Officer, followed by a Principal or Head Master. Spell out duties and functions clearly.

Recruit teachers, and other staff.

If your biz doesn't progress per time then call me a fool.

But ignorance, greed, selfishness will never allow such owners do the right thing.

Running biz in Nigeria is tough, but like our government officials, most biz owners know jack.

Makavelli25:
Ogun state, ilaro

placeofallure:


I am fully entrenched, fully immersed in the system. I can categorically tell you that you don't know what you are saying.

Mihzwhitesutana:
If you challenge the school management the other staff that you both planned it will keep quiet and might even turn their back on you

Clothingonline9:

You are one of the heartless school owner in Nigeria so giving your staff who sweat to make your Business grow 5k is much after paying her less than 25 percent of revenue from a class.its in difficult time you know sane humans that’s why most private schools in Nigeria don’t last the test of time.only one man want to eat 50 percent profit

flyingpig:
can I have some word with you concerning your blog?

fujirice:

Lol! Typical.
So, because I don’t agree with him, that makes me a heartless school owner. What a weak way to argue out your points.
See, just know that these private schools are people’s businesses. Mind you, I never supported those that owe their workers after working for them because that one is bad. Also, I don’t support us teachers working in private schools, expecting salaries when we know that money has not been made within the time frame.
Let me ask you o! So, when you discover that some of your students have not paid their school fees, what will you do as a teacher? Send them home? Did the parents sign any contract with you or the proprietor?
If the proprietor did not delegate that function to you, why should you care?
Your own is to teach and not to be asking for school fees. It’s not your business!

Wolexyrey:
I'm a private school teacher and I have been collecting my salary since the pandemic began. Although, I'm working from home

Donicobone:
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I can teach u how to import products to Nigeria and I can teach you how to make money online, like selling ebooks and other products on Jvzoo

horlakay:

This is the first time I will ever use this word on anyone on this platform
Guy shut up!

eni4real:
What is New month greeting?

Vanpascore:


Sir/ma, I can say the inability to collect up to 90% fees by the school/proprietors in your locality shows the incompetent level of the school managers. Besides, you have said something about "family" in your opinion. With that alone, money may not enter as expected, but i tell you, these people lie alot, school business is a big cash in stuff.
Another thing is that the money used for salaries by these proprietors is very small compare to what they collect from their customers.

fujirice:

I’m sorry sir but I don’t believe you.
Unless the staff in this question is you and your household.

uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

CalebLebsco56:
thats true i have worked for 2years and calculated class of 55 can pay more than 3teachers...we are paid 15k and i have calculated this proprietress make dubios money, because they in charge of everything even with school uniforms, its only chalk they buy and other few things....but always complain, the fact remains before a student write Test or Exams he/she must pay school fees..theres no excuse to say students have not paid....they just make us do the work they chop our sweat
Monkey dey work baboon dey Chop!!

EngineerBode:


And you will be talking rudely to someone that can help your life. Maybe the poverty damaged your ability to respect others

Mihzwhitesutana:
If you challenge the school management the other staff that you both planned it will keep quiet and might even turn their back on you