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Noftaj:
It's a good thing. I also teach grade 10 and 11 Mathematics to students in Canada and I don't even use Zoom. I use the video feature of WhatsApp call. However, you need to be familiar with their syllabus because some areas are slightly different from our syllabus in Nigeria. But overall, it's all fun!

How much do you charge?

AerialMapper:
Nigerians offering lessons online... Don't charge anything less than 50-60 pounds an hour.

Don't be cheap labour for people who japa'd but now want extra lessons for their kids that they took there for a better future.

Don't you want a better future too??

You are mad. how much is monthly wages in UK and USA that you expect people abroad to pay someone in Nigeria 60 pounds. how much do u earn ?

Hoelujohn:
Engineering? What class do you teach?

It's a course for those about to go to college in the UK. I NO GET strength to explain

Love800:
Pls, mentor me on how to do dis.
I teach English.

Those that I teach now. I thought most of them in Nigeria before they japa

berepiki:
Try Rhemabotics Virtual School.. we will give you a Virtual Maths and Igbo tutor asap

thank u. I'll surely give them a look

I can't comprehend your this your statement.

I was asking if you can mentor me, so i can start teaching students online too?

boom99:
Those that I teach now. I thought most of them in Nigeria before they japa

Aify147:
APC has failed Nigerians. 😭😭

You are still crying 😭?? Nawah ooo, Hard luck 🤣🤣🤣🤣

DigitB:
Oyibo kids can't solve elementary maths that Nigerian kids are so perfect in solving?

How come oyibo kids grow up and become the inventors of every scientific and technological products we consume in Nigeria?

the geniuses amongst them will do that. Those people are not up to 0.1% of the population. In many cases indian and Chinese immigrants who undergo extra lessons in their community top their classes and represent USA for example in international competitions

Below is the USA team in a maths competition in 2019. Only one white the rest Asians.

In Nigeria we are good at theory but no enabling environment or funding to practically use them.

DigitB:
only for Igbo language would i engage a teacher living in nigeria.

dont birth children if you cant afford their education wherever you reside.

Imagine letting a Nigerian teach my children useless cut-and-join Nigerian English

I feel sorry for you if you believe that speaking English is the definition of education because that is simply not true. Countries like China, Japan, Korea, and even India are making remarkable advancements in technology, yet many of their people are not fluent in English.

I am an online tutor, and I teach UK-based students. With my assistance, they often perform better than their classmates. In fact, after reviewing their syllabus, I noticed that students in our country tackle more complex work than theirs.

Next time, do your research before making uninformed statements online.

The truth is our standard of education in Nigeria is higher, especially here in US. And they have this "don't disciple someone else's child" mentality, even if he/she is doing poorly. Their standard of "so long as a student does not fall below a certain level", what we often call "oriyomi" is what they use, especially in elementary education.

They also have a minimum age where they allow kids to start school. In the US it is 5 years old. Kids in Nigeria start going to school even as early as 2.

Natbrowny:
Money for zoom data alone na die

Well. Laslas. Our teachers will use technology to impact knowledge.

Hope d pay is sweet oo. Make dem no come dey use 100k for data and then pay tutors 15k per month ooo

I am planning something similar for my baby sis 13yes old, arts student. Someone who could teach or mentor her on all subjects. Five days a week, 5 hours a day 400k naira a month as salary and 60k monthly allowance for data and energy For us it is cheaper but for the tutor in Nigeria it is also a lot of money, sitting in the comfort of your room and making money, long term plan.

Yankee101:
It’s primarily because it’s cheaper

Exactly!

Warmaterial:
Cheap labour

Job provision

Hoelujohn:
When you have a writing pen and a paid zoom, u will enjoy it.

Zoom has a whieboatd that one can write on with a pen and it is very effective and reliable

Rubyjade:
Try it and see yourself in Jail

That's if your own Nigerian culture is about brutality and child engagement.

Discipline isn't about that... It might involve consequences for bad behaviour, but never one that harms the child (for example leaving marks or making them bleed).

You can punish your child, and even in England some certain level of smacking is allowed (as long as it doesn't leave a mark, bruise the child).

You are allowed to discipline your child.

Ewedegubbler:
You are mad. how much is monthly wages in UK and USA that you expect people abroad to pay someone in Nigeria 60 pounds. how much do u earn ?

Why are you bitter? I'm speaking from experience and not out of ignorance. Try to be smarter than the smart phone you are using to type. Google is your friend!

When I lived in the UK, 2016... A private tutor was charging £45. This is 2025.
2. What does the monthly wage have to do with anything? If you want a private tutor, you have to pay for it. Since you asked, minimum wage is about £10-11 an hour. Do the maths (if you can)
3. How much do I earn? Let's see... I take a local allowance of 375,000 naira monthly. My salary is dollar-denominated and on a quarterly basis $13,500 which is $4,500 a month. Don't know what you needed this info for but there you go

Hoelujohn:
How much do you charge?

Sorry, I can't disclose that here. We can chat privately. Thanks.

Very good idea. Western education is not as advanced as primary and secondary level.

Judolisco:
and when d minister of health and vice president said, people are coming to Nigeria for medical treatment, nobody thought of this they were shouting that it's a lie, things in Nigeria are very cheap....

Well, I know several Nigerians abroad who come to Nigeria for medical treatment. I know a woman who teaches home teaching some of her students Japa and they continued the lessons online. As I speak she too Japa with her son after telling her husband it is 2 weeks they are going.

mushroomFarm:
I am planning something similar for my baby sis 13yes old, arts student. Someone who could teach or mentor her on all subjects. Five days a week, 5 hours a day 400k naira a month as salary and 60k monthly allowance for data and energy For us it is cheaper but for the tutor in Nigeria it is also a lot of money, sitting in the comfort of your room and making money, long term plan.

How can you have an extra lesson of 5 hours a day, is that not too much.

Or the child won't be going to school at all?

nlfpmod:
Some Nigerians who live abroad now get lesson teachers for their kids from Nigeria to help boost their children's grades in school.

The lesson is done online via zoom.

What do you think about this kind of style?

My friend in UK did same.he relocated 3 years ago then was complaining they are not teaching his kids anything.So he asked me to get a lesson teacher frm one of d big schools in naija to teach his kid via zoom

mushroomFarm:
I am planning something similar for my baby sis 13yes old, arts student. Someone who could teach or mentor her on all subjects. Five days a week, 5 hours a day 400k naira a month as salary and 60k monthly allowance for data and energy For us it is cheaper but for the tutor in Nigeria it is also a lot of money, sitting in the comfort of your room and making money, long term plan.

I'm available for mathematics, physics and chemistry.
Qualifications: Bachelor and Master degree in chemical engineering+ Pgde+TRCN

nnamdi640:
I feel sorry for you if you believe that speaking English is the definition of education because that is simply not true. Countries like China, Japan, Korea, and even India are making remarkable advancements in technology, yet many of their people are not fluent in English.

I am an online tutor, and I teach UK-based students. With my assistance, they often perform better than their classmates. In fact, after reviewing their syllabus, I noticed that students in our country tackle more complex work than theirs.

Next time, do your research before making uninformed statements online.

My argument never suggested that ability to speak good English translates to intelligence.

Try to read well and understand the context before rushing to quote someone.

If you're hungry, go and buy bread. Calm down before commenting

ednut1:
the geniuses amongst them will do that. Those people are not up to 0.1% of the population. In many cases indian and Chinese immigrants who undergo extra lessons in their community top their classes and represent USA for example in international competitions

Below is the USA team in a maths competition in 2019. Only one white the rest Asians.

In Nigeria we are good at theory but no enabling environment or funding to practically use them.

All these immigrants you mentioned surely are schooled using oyibo curriculum. That shows oyibo style of teaching is effective.

Btw you're deviating from our original argument.

DigitB:
My argument never suggested that ability to speak good English translates to intelligence.

Try to read well and understand the context before rushing to quote someone.

If you're hungry, go and buy bread. Calm down before commenting

I think you should go back and read what you posted, especially where you made mention of teachers using cut and join English

blackboy:
Well, I know several Nigerians abroad who come to Nigeria for medical treatment. I know a woman who teaches home teaching some of her students Japa and they continued the lessons online. As I speak she too Japa with her son after telling her husband it is 2 weeks they are going.

lol... So she Don leave husband 4 naija... Omo mehn

DigitB:
All these immigrants you mentioned surely are schooled using oyibo curriculum. That shows oyibo style of teaching is effective.

Btw you're deviating from our original argument.

the Chinese and other asians have extra lessons like the ones these Nigerians want to start doing .

Oyinbo education is effective but there is room for edge. That edge ensures that your kids bag the available scholarships and survive hard course like engineering/ medicine in future

I run an online school. I teach children abroad, I presently have children in Canada, Uk and the US. The children are doing very well. We teach children from 4 years to 18.... All subjects, exam classes.... You can reach us on +2349097253747, enjoylearningonline6@gmail.com.

Love800:
I can't comprehend your this your statement.

I was asking if you can mentor me, so i can start teaching students online too?

No vex jare. Your question self hard. There is nothing like mentoring. Just reach out to some people you know abroad,tell them why you do

nlfpmod:
Some Nigerians who live abroad now get lesson teachers for their kids from Nigeria to help boost their children's grades in school.

The lesson is done online via zoom.

What do you think about this kind of style?

It's good. The teachers in Nigeria use Nigeria accent that's easily understood by the kids.

In my master days, The first 4 weeks was used to adapt to my lecturers accent

Okay.
Thanks so much.

boom99:
No vex jare. Your question self hard. There is nothing like mentoring. Just reach out to some people you know abroad,tell them why you do