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ILuvMerije:
Please I need urgent help in getting a job. I have a B.Sc (ed) in Geography and I have basic knowledge in Geographic Information Systems. I have 2 years teaching experience and 2 years administrative experience as a Secretary. Any opportunity is welcomed. willing to relocate. graciousmercy151@yahoo.com Thanks

Submit your cv in schools in your vicinity and probably take it further to other areas if you want check previous pages for vacancies posted on the thread do this ASAP! Because the "transfer market period" will soon be over for the new season. All the best

heryour64:
Am a teaching staff at Isolog College Ojodu how can I be of help

Post vacancies in your school (if there is any), around your vicinity or that you know of, give useful tips on how to help applicants prepare for a job interview, post your story on past experiences in the teaching profession e.t.c you have a lot of job to do on this thread you are welcome on board.

lacum:
guys, i just received an invite for a written interview today. i actually submitted my cv and letter last month. in tge letter i told them i can teach economics, civic, n commerce. pls house i want to know what to expect from the written interview which will hold on wednesday.

Just study past questions on the above subjects, read thoroughly, probably prepare to write an essay, lesson plan. Remember its a written interview be academically prepared all the best.

seunkeji5:
OK good one. Congrats. May I now the subject pls?

Thanks Technical drawing

masties2:
Congrats great teacher. Nothing is more impressive than your students excelling.

Thanks boss i appreciate your comments

seunkeji5:
Na only 7student took the exam niiiii

Its an optional subject and more over it doesn't really count.

Feedback on WAEC results in my subject- 4 A1s and 3Bs i am really proud of my students sorry its coming a bit late just got the result today. Feedback from the peeps in the house on WAEC 2015 result.

manie:
It is God that giveth the power and knowledge to make wealth, a teacher can be financially independent if he or she combine his or her professional knowledge with financial intelligence and financial literacy.


One of my neighbours somewhere in Ikorodu were retired primary school teachers, they have two tenants who are retired bank manager and an ex-custom officer who relocated to that axis because they could not cope with the rent in Maryland and Gbagada

Na so boss! I know teachers who live big, have their own houses, cars and businesses its about mentality, believe and passion

I need mtn data contacted u on whatsapp no response pls reply thanks

artisticallyart:
Never look down on any job

The popular and controversial saying that 'what a man can do a woman can do better' is further proved as many Nigerian women have in recent times joined the tricycle business (popularly called "keke maruwa" in Lagos).

28 year old Deborah Sani is not just a female tricycle rider who plies the Ikeja-Toyin Street in Lagos, but also a trained teacher who obtained a National Certificate in Education (NCE) in 2009 from the former Federal College of Education Zaria, now Federal University of Education, Zaria and also currently undergoing a Diploma Program at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

When asked what led her into the business, she said, "when you compare the income from this job and any other job I could have been doing right now because I'm a qualified teacher. Teaching job if they will pay you N20,000, they will think they are paying you so well. Even if they will pay you N30,000 they feel it's a better job you are doing. But from this I can easily keep that amount as savings not as earnings."

She added that the need to save and not just to earn led her to make enquiries regarding the business as well as embarking on training with a volunteer keke driver.

Derby as she is fondly called said, "I got to realise that the jobs you do and you get your earnings daily seem to be far more lucrative than the usual corporate jobs. So when someone mentioned the idea that I don't even need capital to start it, I just need to know how to operate it. So I started looking for a trainer."

Deborah, who is still single, got someone who decided to teach her for one hour daily and she learnt the skill after about 8 lessons.
According to her, she makes a daily savings of about 2000 with extra to cater for her needs.Trained Female Teacher Turns Keke Driver
She said, "After settling all levies, buy petrol, oil and making daily accounts to the keke owner, I make not less than N3,000 of which I save N2,000 and spends N1,000 on daily needs."

Deborah Sani calls on the unemployed youths to be flexible when seeking for employment.
She said, "they should not concentrate on one particular direction when they are looking for a job. Like saying I want to work in a school, I want to work in an office. You are narrowing your opportunities and some of these office jobs, these monthly paid employment, they might not pay you enough because come to think of it you might get a job now that will take you to the Island and you will discover that at the end of each day you spend close to a thousand or more daily. Tell me how such a person can save anything."

A tricycle ticket vendor in Ikeja, Lagos who pleaded anonymity said one of the problems Keke Drivers encounter in the business is insatiable passengers.

He noted that this problem is not peculiar to female gender, as some male counterparts also encounter same.

"Most of them (keke riders) are graduates. The challenges are the same for both genders. One of your passengers can decide to withhold his or her fare because you didn't stop where he/she wants you to even when that place is not a bus stop."

He opined that the business requires patience just like other businesses and encouraged more women and ladies to join them.

http://ghemedia.com/lagos-trained-female-teacher-turns-keke-driver/

Nice write up........remember it is only God that giveth power to make wealth deutoronomy 8:18 not everybody can be keke drivers or something else. Or who will now teach the upcoming generation in our schools just as you said its about fulfillment and passion not forgetting impacting our society positively and in a big way. The almighty God can always bless the little to make it big "seeth a man diligent in his work he will surely stand before kings" *winks*

rezzy:
For the A level, part time teachers were paid a flat rate of 100k as at last year.

I don't know for the secondary and primary section. It's a big school. I have been there once.

Is there any vacancy now for A-level part time teachers at SEF? Am interested thanks

olabisiano76:
how much is the pay like cos I need to know this. Thanks

It depends on the school or client but give it a try after all if you are not ok with it you can leave.

hakunajay:
Please guys, who knows how to get Cambridge IGCSE certification and become a certified IGCSE teacher? I've tried Google, nothing much on the procedures. I need someone to link me up on how to go about it please...

It has been discussed earlier on the thread check previous pages. Is your school certified? If not there is no individual approach to it because that's how you can get their certification.

Sunnypar:
Home tutors are urgently needed in all science, commercial and Arts subjects. If you are interested, send your cv to ssupremeducation@gmail.com
That is the school they pay part-time teachers 100k flat rate.

SEF at magodo? How is the part time program? Weekends? Evening? Or once in a while?

chocolateme:
Beautiful beast. It opened its mouth because it was posing hoping u wanna take selfie with it..

selfie with it ke! na direct entry to

more pics below

This afternoon i came across a crocodile in a swampy area around ofada in ogun state that came out of the water with his mouth wide open for who knows what? see pics below:

olabisiano76:
what type of Job is he going to hook me up with cos I heard they normally recruit for schools

teaching job of course abi what did you applied for?

olabisiano76:
I really appreciate the gud work u people are doing here. This thread have exposed me to a lot of things about Teaching line although am presently a teacher but the informations that I've gathered here had made me to know one or two things about private schools. So keep doing the good work. Does anyone knows about Yemlek LTD, I got an invite from them not quite long that I should come with ma CV, credentials and 2 passports photo. I need an info about them, thanks

Info like what specifically?
The man will surely hook you up with a job but be ready to part with a certain percentage of your pay.

Sunnypar:
you know the deal now

ooooooooooook now!

Sunnypar:
you know the deal now

ooooooooooook now!

nitane25:
very soond testimonies wil roll. Nice one. Bettr pay Lol

amen oooo@testimonies

afynwa:
ok,thanks

You are welcome........remember "giving up is not an option"

Sunnypar:
My subjects.... Excellent. Three students- 3b's 3c's and 1A and 2c's. They withheld some students result.

Nice one and why were some students result withheld?

afynwa:
Good morning house, I submitted CV to schools around but they've not invited me for interview. Am becoming impatient.........

Be patient its just a matter of time but then ponder on this:
1. The schools may not have vacancies for now.
2. Is your cv well packaged and up to date?
3. Do you have the necessary experience, skills and qualifications required by some schools?
4. I will advise you not to stop there still go round your area and beyond to drop your cv
5. Availability of subject(s) you can teach.

Your expectations on WAEC results 2015 in your school and the subject(s) you teach? I believe the results should be trickling in by now. I know a lot of us are busy during this "transfer market period" planning to switch "clubs" oops! i mean schools for better "playing time" and "weekly wages" oops! not again i mean better working conditions and pay. How is the result in your school? At least let's provide feedback on this. *winks* and *smile*.

kendraloops:
studied estate mgt, I don't think I can handle it.

It depends may be you should go through it first i.e reading the contents you may never know but i suspect you may find some areas very difficult and technical to comprehend

kendraloops:
Hmm, this seems quite too technical for me. I'm not a science inclined person. Thanks for offering to help.

you are welcome bro....it requires in-depth knowledge and experience what did you study in school?

kendraloops:
Please who can put me through what basic tech for junior secondary entails. I have an interview this week but I've never taught JSS pupils before. Its urgent!!

that's my area.....what specific information do u need the sub-areas involve calculations, technical drawing, practicals and notes which covers building, electrical/electronics, mechanical and wood work.

Sunnypar:

My expectations are high because I did not participate in examination malpractice with my student even when the pressure was much and my job was on the line

hmmmmmmmmmm? that's the spirit man keep it up! i pray our efforts will not be in vain.......

WAEC results to be announced today. What are your expectations peeps? Especially those of us that taught SS3.

akanduteenah:
how can one process this TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE? I work in a private schl which deduct monthly taxes and we filled a tax form. Since then we havent heard of anything from d schl mgt. Can one process it without the schl?

No you can't the school must do it them self after all they are the one remitting the money......in our own case a top government official helped us to process the tax stuffs and each staff now carries a tax id card with all the necessary details inside like an atm card.

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artisticallyart:
1. It's do judge their level of comprehension.
2. Setting rules and regulations.
3. Using ICT in learning and teaching process.
4. Classwork, paying attention to their mistakes, error and giving corrections; and assignments, ensuring you mark assignments.
5. If it is high brow schools, you find out why they failed because your job is on the line and if is "Kereje" school, flog the students for proper understanding.
6. Organised, Neat, Caring and above all discipline.

artisticallyart:
1. It's do judge their level of comprehension.
2. Setting rules and regulations.
3. Using ICT in learning and teaching process.
4. Classwork, paying attention to their mistakes, error and giving corrections; and assignments, ensuring you mark assignments.
5. If it is high brow schools, you find out why they failed because your job is on the line and if is "Kereje" school, flog the students for proper understanding.
6. Organised, Neat, Caring and above all discipline.

"kereje".....hehehehehehehehehe!