Are you a teacher with adequate experience teaching in a secondary school or tutorial centre (at the Senior level)?
Are you confident in your ability to effectively communicate with your students?
Can you develop written learning materials in your subject of specialization.
Can you work within a specified time frame without close supervision?

If your answers to the above questions are "yes", send a mail which includes your CV to eximiousacademy@gmail.com

*Remuneration: Attractive.

Are you a teacher with adequate experience teaching in a secondary school or tutorial centre (at the Senior level)?
Are you confident in your ability to effectively communicate with your students?
Can you develop written learning materials in your subject of specialization.
Can you work within a specified time frame without close supervision?

If your answers to the above questions are "yes", send a mail which includes your CV to eximiousacademy@gmail.com

*Remuneration: Attractive.

Marketers are needed for an educational consultancy and services company.

The individuals should:
•Possess a minimum of OND
•Reside within or around Surulere and be familiar with the area.
•Be able to communicate fluently.

If you think you fit the profile, send your CV to eximiousacademy@gmail.com

Hello all,

For those interested in handling tutorial classes/lessons, please send a CV or your details to eximiousacademy@gmail.com.

There are also opportunities for private/home tutoring.

Life is a never-ending sequence of experiences to learn from and opportunities to add value to one's self.

Here's an opportunity to add value to yourself by learning how to make ankara bags.

Take advantage of this opprtunity presented by the Eximious Academy.
Dates: August 22nd, 23rd, 29th and 30th.
Time: 9am to 1:30pm.
Venue:75, Falolu Road, Surulere.
For more info:
08127089143, 08125703029.

The Summer Development Programme is in full swing!

Please note that, as suggested in the OP, the Eximious Academy is not a school

olasun4u: Which location?

The primary location is Surulere. Proximity shouldn't be an issue because we're adding to our number of tutors for home/private tutoring.

The Eximious Academy is a duly registered organization that renders educational services ranging from consultancy to tutoring and guidance and counselling.
In view of increasing demands, we are broadening our pool of tutors.
The tutors, who will be drafted into part time positions and operate on fairly flexible schedules, should note the following:
1. Should possess a flair for teaching
2. Should display a willingness to learn
3. Should possess some form of experience
4. Must be reliable
5. Should be able to adapt easily to new and/or challenging situations.
6. Must display competence in subject area.
7. An understanding of one or more of Nigerian, American or British curricula.

Send a CV which should include subject(s) taught, nature of availability, curriculum(s) familiar with and any other relevant information to eximiousacademy@gmail.com.

Looking forward to a great week d.v.

Another one with the #eximious crew

eigmaticme: I thought the whole essence of school holidays was for the students to take a break and come back refreshed?
What's with the tutoring when they should be resting?
I might be wrong o and I say this with all respect.

You aren't completely wrong. The Eximious Academy understands the relvance of your point and the boredom certain routines can create.

This is why the SUMMER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME is designed as a refreshing break away from the routine of regular school. The programme offers quality tutoring, craft and ICT classes, guidance and counselling sessions etc. All these are in a conducive environment and lively atmosphere.

We believe that learning can be fun!

Top of the morning to you!

The countdown ends shortly. In less than two hours the SUMMER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME kicks off.
Don't be left out!

#takecharge

#eximious

Less than 24 hours to the SUMMER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME.

#eximious

#takecharge

#takecharge

Take advantage of the wonderful package and family discount.

#eximious

Good morning people!


Arise and shine!

#takecharge

egopersonified:

Guy, abeg shift. At what stage did you switch your slate for books, trekking for riding a car, letter writing for emailing and texting, eba for spagetti, speaking only your mother tongue for english, firewood for gas cooker, going to the stream for using borehole, mud house for state of the art architecture, farming for white collar jobs, nokia 3310 for android, folklore for internet? Need I go on? Africa is changing with the world, so deal with it.

Yeah, apart from the changing nature of the world, with it becoming a global village, the use of the word "summer" is to aid quick understanding vis a vis effective communication.

Most people understand what "summer" means. We hear of "summer transfers", "summer vacation" etc.

Thanks.

The countdown is on!
4 days to go!

#eximious. #takecharge

Good morning people!

Enrol now!

#eximious

#takecharge

Happy weekend everyone!

Top of the morning to you!

Pablo Picasso is credited with the saying:
Action is the foundational key of all success.
How true! Especially when such actions are timely.

Take action!
Take charge!

Enrol your child now!

Another day! Go forth, take charge,



Shine!

#eximious

Hope you all had a nice weekend.

The Eximious Academy presents the SUMMER DEVELOPMENT PPROGRAMME. The programme begins on August 4th, 2014 and is designed for JSS and SSS students to provide them with a worthwhile holiday.

The SUMMER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME is where your child needs to be this summer.

With experienced handlers and tutors, an engaging and interesting schedule and a conducive environment, you get a programme that ensures learning and fun!

Don't be left out!

FEATURES: WELL STRUCTURED CLASSES IN CORE SUBJECTS, CRAFT AND ICT CLASSES, EXCURSIONS.

BONUS ACADEMIC GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING SESSIONS INCLUDED!

REGISTRATION IS ON!

CONTACT US:
081-270-891-43
081-257-030-29
eximiousacademy@gmail.com
73/75 Falolu Road, Surulere.

When so called businesses have no streak of altruism , that's what happens. No regard whatsoever for the customers whether adults or children.

At the EXIMIOUS ACADEMY, your child's development is at the heart of what we do.

I noticed this much earlier, probably later than some.
Nairalanders can now reply to a post on a thread without necessarily following it. Cool right? Especially as I remember some clamouring for it.

Please post your source, even if it's in French.
I'll check though.

Interesting facts. Nice to come across them again.

You are welcome

JEITO: so that 42years old Italian man that refused to leave his parent house and insisted his mother prepare his food and wash/ iron his clothes, and would not lift a finger to do a thing in the house until his parent got a court order against him, wasn't ready yet shey?

Heard of it. Obviously, he didn't want to be ready!

blank: @ OP, My opinion is that you should have stayed back and hosted his visitors. That is what the lady of the house does. No one said you should fight anyone. It might have been his game plan so that the ex will see you there and start understanding that he is off the market. Some guys don't know how to be blunt and you should have helped him. A woman stands by her husband through whatever.

That being said, you need to sit down and have a hard discussion with your beau. It is not enough to set the rules, they have to be followed or there will be consequences. Talk to him about his lack of respect and ask him to make up his mind if it is you he really wants. I hope you have a strong base cos i can see that you are going to need it to remain married to this kind of person.

I agree with the first part of your post. Some men are not as strong willed as they should. Most of the time it's their wives that help them.

Here are some healthy tips that would help you to connect with your child:
I saw this online. I think it makes a whole lot of sense though it's written with single parents in mind.

Enjoy.

1. Spend a lot of time together
• Build a strong Family Routine and stick to it. Allocate time for chores and time to spend as a family. Research has shown that children whose families follow a daily routine may be healthier, better behaved and could even perform better at school.
• Mealtimes should be together. This can be changed to “US TIME”.
• Plan structured time to help your child with their homework. This is another way of spending quality time with your child.
• Switch off the TV and get into a routine of family games in the evenings and stories before bed for younger kids.
• Spend alone time together. One to one bonding with each child can help older and younger kids feel secure in their environment. Build it into the family routine and stick to it.
• Spend Sunday together since most Saturdays are spent making your hair, attending weddings, birthdays Etc. When was the last time your family spent an entire day together?
According to Columbia University’s National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse, children of families that eat together are less likely to exhibit behavioural problems, including experimentation with drugs and alcohol. The same children are also less likely exhibit symptoms of depression, and more likely to excel academically. Time spent together is where behaviours are shaped and reinforced.

2. Set ground rules
Setting ground rules in your home is very important. This keeps your child/ children disciplined. Keep them co-operating by making expectations clear when it comes to behaviour. Jennifer Wolf, a Parent Coaching Institute certified parent coach, suggests the following for single parents:
• Establish ground rules: Communicate a set of three to five rules before children misbehave.
• Use praise: Misbehaviour is often a search for approval in disguise. Find opportunities every day to praise good behaviour. Reward Charts are simple and effective ways to encourage good behaviour.
• Develop a firm and serious tone of voice. Lowering your voice can be a good tool for effective parent-child communication.
• Set boundaries: Children need to understand when their behaviour is crossing a line. The House Rules will help them remember what behaviour has been agreed as unacceptable.
• Redirect/separate: A child who displays persistent bad behaviour can be redirected. If the problem is fighting over toys, take them away; if it is about television, turn it off.
• Ignore it: When misbehaviour is tied to a desire to draw attention, do not allow it to succeed.
• Time out: take them to a certain place in your home where children are challenged to think about bad behaviour. During this time explain what she’s done wrong, tell her that her behaviour is unacceptable, and warn her that if she behaves in the same way again she will be spanked. Remember spare the rod and spoil the child. Make sure your voice remains calm, not angry, and use a low, authoritative tone.
• Loss of privileges: Children need to learn the cost of bad behaviour.
• Natural consequences: Sometimes a child’s behaviour can induce its own negative consequences and lessons. A child who talks back at school, for example, may receive some kind of punishment.

3. Speak and listen
• Talk to your children, and let them talk to you aswell. Understand their needs, wants and personal goals.
• Practise active listening: Your child will open up when you try to understand their world.
• Validate your children’s feelings: In a child’s world, big things may be small, and small things big. By understanding his or her feelings, a parent can guide a child toward an understanding of complex situations.
• Ask questions: Family decisions can be better understood and better received if a child feels his or her point of view is considered.

4. Find a support system
• Build a community of friends, co-workers, support groups and other single parents in church or the mosque.
• Ask for help, and don’t shy away from help when it is offered.
• Share the childcare with others.
• Don't take your anger out on your children.
• Be honest with your children about the changes in your life.
• Recognize that you can't be both parents.
• Share the job of parenting with the other parent, please do not leave them out.

5. To reduce stress in your single parent family:
• Find quality child care. If you need regular child care, look for a qualified nanny from a reliable agent who can provide stimulation in a safe environment. Don't rely on an older child as your only baby sitter. Be careful about asking a new friend or partner to watch your child. However please do not leave all your parental duties to your nanny, friends and parents. It is important to play your role.
• Set limits. Explain certain expectations you expect from your child; such as speaking respectfully.
• Don't feel guilty. Don't blame yourself or spoil your child to try to make up for being a single parent.
• Take care of yourself. Include physical activity in your daily routine, eat a healthy diet and get plenty of sleep. Arrange time to do activities you enjoy alone or with close friends.
• Stay positive. It's OK to be honest with your child if you're having a difficult time, but remind him or her that things will get better. Remember, there is no such thing as a perfect parent. Try to keep your sense of humor when dealing with everyday challenges.

Source:http://gidimoms.com/index.php/the-home/item/259-raising-a-child-as-a-single-parent-in-nigeria-helpful-tips