Teach

You can't bulid true building on a false foundation

Just keep lying and be doing research to defend it. You won't fail in the short run. Maybe by then you have made enough money to leave or get another job.

You already have the drive to succeed. Request for old note and syllabus from the VP Admin side by side with the previous class note. I'm sure this will help with online research.

TrustNone Ypost=125436021:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

Be firm and stick to standard.
Teach from known to unknown with examples.3.Be professional in all you do with learners, parents and co-teachers.
4.Be patient with slow learners and see how you can assist them more professionally .
5.Passion is the key and not the pay.The is not worth d effort at all

All this for 40k?

First of all, be confident. Teaching is not a big deal. You will have senior colleagues to guide you. Do your findings, the do and don't of the school system.
In class, manage your students properly. Make your class interactive. Give them your laid down rules. Students will always try to test your capabilities. Prepare your lesson plan weekly for checks and you are good to go. After three weeks in the school, you go begin enjoy am. Make room for extra lessons if the school permits. Extend to home lessons, Na there money dey.
Good luck.

TrustNone:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

DM me 08138188962

TrustNone:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

I have been teaching for the past 10 years now and I must say to you, first impression matters a lot

The students will be looking at your composure the very first time you enter their class

As per assignment, if you are teaching mathematics for example, class work are giving after at least four or five examples on a sub topic

You can get the scheme of work from the ministry of education curriculum which be giving to you by the school


The salary is very poor in PH! I take home 80k in Benin

What subjects are you going to teach?

Talk to me on WhatsApp, let me help you out.
https:///FpRcvtRG2yd1Hod904TtQL

The times are not easy and you shouldn't lost this opportunity.

Start teaching

TrustNone:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

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Did you school in Uniben?

Be kind to your student. Work on your self, upgrade ur skills change ur career path

Don't be tempted to focus on the bright student who seem to know everything and neglect the dullard in class. Who u will keep repeating the same thing ten times and they won't learn.

wetin dey pain me pass na the 40k salary.

Monday to Friday.
The efforts put into making lesson note. And writing on the board.
And the constant changing of clothes that will have you spend your weekends doing laundry.

You'll eat daily.
Perhaps pay rent and other bills.

All on top 40k.

Try find atleast 2 students for home lessons.
Else, it would be hard to save from such monthly earning.


If you can, go to the Malls and look for jobs.
Or a bakery, a factory.
The pay is usually the same or even higher with less mental work and including shifts or off days.

Teaching is frustrating. The take home is hardly ever motivating.

Take Bois to club

KarinaSlim:
All those stress you went through all for 40K salary?

It is well.

Can you give him a better paying job? If no is your answer, then keep quiet.

PlsStayAlive:
Speaking from NYSC experience:
1. Timetable will decide how often you teach your subjects, school should provide that.
2. Syllabus and books for lesson plan/biros/chalk/textbooks for the lesson plan planning should be given my VP admin or whoever is in charge of it.
3. Classwork and assignment once per week (make sure to mark and record these)
I'll write more when I remember more

thank you so much my boss.
I appreciate, I have written all these

Teach.

Beverlyjean:
Start flogging them

on the interview when they asked how to deal with slow learners, I told them many achievements I made and how I impacted them and they gradually assimilated and became a the best students and I didn't use any cane through out my teaching experience but used other measures to enforce discipline. I lied
I pray I don't extend my frustration by using belt on those kids

Akerele44:
Know about your transport fare for a month so that you wont later come here and be asking for urgent 2k help

I'll trek though, I have a target with that money, got to venture into business with it's capitals

TrustNone:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

Good afternoon bros, at first, I congratulate you on your new appointment, secondly, see ehh, some id*ot that don't even make up to half of that amount will come here and want to toy with ur self esteem... Blaa... Blaa.. Bla. Why did you accept such ridiculous offer, don't mind them, this can be a stepping stone for you...

Stanislause94:
You sure say the proprietor no dey nairaland?

I get sense na.
Na port hacourt I put for that topic but no be port hacourt bro

ayula44:
What subject will you be teaching?
You can send me a DM.
Good luck.

Computer and Geography

Which kain question be this na?

Go and reject the offer na!

valentineuwakwe:
Do same research you did earlier and you will get answers too....meanwhile try and get a savings plan cos most school either don't pay teachers on time or owe them.

Akerele44:
Know about your transport fare for a month so that you wont later come here and be asking for urgent 2k help

I'll trek though, I have a target with that money, got to venture into business with it's CAPITALS.
So even if the payment doesn't come in, I have a fall back from the savings to rely on

TrustNone:
Hello guys, I graduated earlier this year but couldn't serve as I wasn't eligible for NYSC as I was above 30 years of age when I graduated.

Coming back to Port Harcourt, I applied as a Subject Teacher in several schools, went through several interviews and made it, after going through their salary rates, I had to go for the highest bidder which is 40k and I'll be Teaching two subjects..

Now the thing is, I lied heavily that I'm a experienced Teacher during the interview and added imaginary and non existent schools to my CV, what made me scaled through the interview here was that I researched and also went through several threads and noted down all what could possibly be asked and I also obtained lesson notes and lesson plan samples from one lessonnotes moniker, researched, practiced, found a topic and revised and scaled through the micro teaching, the next day I was offered the job.

Now schools would be resuming two weeks from now and I don't need to fumble, guys please any insight on what is expected of me as teacher?

How often should I give assignments?
Where do I get the syllabus and textbooks?
How often should I teach a topic, should it be one week per topic?
Any other thing I need to know?
Your inputs would be so highly welcomed.

as per the experience stuff, don't bother yourself, just dress up, look nice and head to your new place of work feeling optimistic... They will be the one to administer class for you, give you textbooks, give you the curriculum for the class and other statutory documents... Be prepared and read ahead of the learners... There's nothing much. Giving you all these from experience. Education Officer from Ekiti State reporting... Thumbs up.

Kaido:
Please use this opportunity to build yourself while searching for other jobs.

Remain blessed!

Please enlighten me and throw more light on the build myself aspect.
Thanks bro I'm anticipating your response

Ayobeck:
Make sure u carry all d students all along and don't focus on only best students but d poor n d average,do call dem out everytime n treat dem like brothers n sisters,in case dem may pissed u up,but don't relent n don't b angry with them..every Friday conduct a mini test on d topic u thought them from Monday to Thursday..u ll pray for me after u give it a trial

Ese gan

pcagbaji:

So on top 40k you day happy
Una day try

pcagbaji:

So on top 40k you day happy
Una day try

Wetin man go do.
It's frustrating being jobless.
Sha I dey focus business but na the capitals I need gather first from this job

DesChyko:
Why lie?

Anyways, you are a step above the learners in experience. Leverage on that and key into your experience to drive home your lessons.

Every school has her own different policy. Arrive early, look at their lesson notes. Meet your new learners. Stand on one toe and observe everything that is the school's policy. Unlearn and Relearn everyday. Actually, the best learning is starting from the scratch.

thank you very much brother

TrustNone:


I'll trek though, I have a target with that money, got to venture into business with it's CAPITALS.
So even if the payment doesn't come in, I have a fall back from the savings to rely on

That’s good because transport fare consumes alot nowadays

First of all, what course did you study in University? That will determine my response because I'm a teacher by profession.