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LillyVal:After my findings, I attribute the ordeal to government negligence of the sector. The nonchalance with which education is handled by the government is actually more chilling than the negative trend itself. Let me digress a bit. Our contemporaries that studied law are not facing this same ordeal because there is no such negligence. Some days back, I was at NBA conference to witness annual meeting of Lawyers. It was attended by who is who among them. I don't know what they discussed but it was sponsored by the FG. There's no such conference for teachers. Now I have these solutions to proffer: Firstly, the professional body called TRCN has not done alot. I want them to establish a task force that will be going into schools to chase out these charlatans who have come to take what rightly belongs to us. Such can be done by constituting bodies like SOSAN, and the rest of them to go into schools and ensure that subjects are handled by those that majored in it. What is an engineer doing in Secondary school? He has no business there. The list is endless. Microbiologists, Business Administration graduates, etc. all these don't have business in school. Today they are the one that predominate teaching. Even here they are the ones that have taken over... Secondly, Private schools excesses should be looked into. They are the ones that have more unqualified teachers and yet they are boasting of doing it better. Lastly, government negligence. This has given way to all these messes. I think education should be in the exclusive list. |
Tricia88:Does same apply to teaching? |
Read LEVITICUS 6:4 to know the savoir-faire when you pick such money |
From the facebook handle of Akingbala Damilola An education center in Abẹ́òkúta is urgently in need of teachers in the following disciplines; part-time and full-time: Mathematics, Chemistry, Accounting, Physics, Government. Interested persons should contact 08137841657. |
Eroms4life17:I like the way you talk. |
daxon001:How can you beg for NCE job with a B.Sc certificate. It is belittling |
clementbiola:location? |
Rapmoney:The day a man releases his daughter to a man is the day agreement has been struck. Whatever that transpires after that is not illegality |
Chithauri:I'm writing from experience. I wrote Chrisland written interview on 13th of this month |
Chithauri:It is already late in most schools. Some schools had already conducted their interview before now. |
The contemporaneous starting of exam was not adhered to. It was such that a centre will be finishing and another will be starting or even starting thirty minutes later. After I saw this, a pal of distrust covered the exam body which I once trusted. Heretofore I never had a reason to criticise the exam body, but with this laxity, now I do. This has made reading to not be a non negotiable part of exam again. Just tell me how a slothful candidate that is sure of getting the right paper will read. We all know that such act will no doubt trigger a bonanza of duplicity of the paper using Internet. With the advent of Internet, syndicating exam papers that have no contemporaneous time is as easy as ABC. Now the major thrust of writing this piece. It was on the day that candidates sat for Computer in a particular school. Guess what! the people policing the exam did not come. The candidates waited but to no avail. Having known the 'invigilators' for not arriving post haste, they endured it waiting as usual. As the clock ticked past the stated time, the candidates became restive and started to shift in their seats, wondering if something had happened. Rumours began to swirl that the exam has been cancelled just as Economics was cancelled. It was at this juncture that I put a call to a friend, who is also a teacher in another centre. Guess what! he confirmed that the exam has been written several hours ago. On that day, the supervisor spent an inordinate portion of time receiving vehement calls from the numerous school teachers that had their candidates writing in the centre. The next day, the vehement calls paid and the unthinkable happened. Guess what! NECO conducted the same exam that was written the previous day. The only difference was that the exam candidates were instructed to backdate their date. Oddly, the exam went on like a supplementary election. I used to attribute most of the blames to the candidates. Heretofore, I thought it to be a huge double standard that candidates alone are taking the blames of falling education standard in Nigeria and the exam bodies are exempted. They executed a solecism of protocol which I wouldn't have believed if anybody told me. The rationale for the contemporaneous starting of exam is to prevent exam malpractice. Unfortunately NECO laxity has made it very easy for slothful candidates to embrace cheating during exam. Although I can be a little distrustful at time, I believe some candidates cheated because of this laxity. I used to know exam as an impetus to be prepared to burn midnight oil. Today some slothful candidates cannot read again because of such things like this. |
The only Nigerian player that has captained a team that has won bronze in AFCON and Olympic game |
babajeje123:Venue? |
Samyj247:Their strategy does not permit telling lies as one of the obligations is showing ones statement of account. |
Important question looms in my mind. Please how can I answer such job question like "how much is your present salary?" This is because the job pay higher than ny present job with almost N80K difference. Telling the truth will it affect my pay there? |
On Thursday, NECO cancelled Economics exam nationwide. Candidates who were not informed went as usual to their centres to hear the shocking news. As an educationist that does not tolerate exam malpractice, I hailed the idea. Just yesterday, something happened that made me to withdraw my former praise to the exam body. Guess what! an examiner came late a type some centres had already rounded off theirs. Just tell me how some slothful candidates cannot cheat if NECO does not make their exams contemporaneous like JAMB. The teacher that I called to know what was going on, even went ahead to convince me to get some forwarded copies of the questions which I rejected. The thrust of this piece is for NECO to wake up from and stop engaging in an act that will embolden exam malpractice. Our education is too dear for us to toy with. |
2022 that will be primary election year would be a time when the SW will unite with other southerners. They are allies with the Northerners today, but their friendship will turn to mistrust soon after the 2022 primary election will end. Their friendship intermittent today, not for intimacy but for self-interest which will play in the aforementioned year. Mark my verdict and quote me when the time comes. The once enemies in politics, SW, SS, and SE, would then move into a compromise that would allow them be allies. |
addictedwriter:I mailed you and you didn't reply it. Anyway, I have posted the address in my penultimate post |
6thchild:James Oluleye street, Adeniyi Jones avenue, Ikeja |
I'm replying those who quoted me collectively. Anyway I stay in Lekki, and would be going there on Friday. If you are around Eleganza B-stop on the said day, I can help you |
Im replying those who quoted me collectively. Anyway I stay in Lekki, and would be going there on Friday. If you are around Eleganza B-stop on the said day, I can help you |
kerzhim: |
rottable:It depends on your location, I can help you to submit it |
Adexy4us:Just tell me how teachers will be complaining if they are paid like this! |
sleek15:Bradfield Centre where their HR centre is, is located in Ikeja. Adeniyi Jones side |
sleek15:The school only collect CV at their HR centre in Adeniyi Jones Ikeja |
Can someone help me with how St. Saviour's school's interview look like. St. Saviour at IKOYI |
Adexy4us:Waoh! I can't wait to resume with them |
Who knows about the salary structure of St. Saviour's school, Ikoyi? |
Every move you make has a price. You did not major in education and you're into teaching, you will surely play second fiddle in the sector. I know of a school that a particular teacher has stayed twelve years and still counting for the sole reason that nobody needs his service. He does not have his majors in education and has not also gone for PGDE. This has kept him that long there. He's not there because he's well paid neither he's happy but for the sole reason that most schools he had tried needed those that have majors in education. It is almost thirteen years odyssey and yet he is yet to assume a leadership position in any department in that school. He has taught different subjects. Even with that his profile is not threatening or convincing employers of labour in schools. Now his career is on decline. It is only mushroom schools that are ready to engage his service but on a very meagre salary whilst foisting him with workload. Now the main thrust of this post is that the guy would have been teaching in a very big school now if he had come into teaching with the requisite knowledge and also having teachers' certificate. I kept hearing people saying I can teach this and that. The bottom line is that you can only impress those proprietors who are foisting teachers with workloads. Going by the National Policy on Education, No teacher is allowed to go beyond twenty periods in a week an average of at most four topics in a day. Those of us that have encountered inspectors can attest to the fact that they have exploited many schools for defaulting in this workload of teachers |
Yankee101:I have thought of that for a long time and could not fathom it. How can money transferred to an account not be traced? The fact that nothing has been done in this case to frustrate the effort of those in this wicked act will remain a strong motivation for the perpetrators |
