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| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Rapmoney(op): 11:23pm On Mar 15 |
donmik:I have already asked one here who countered me to make sure that all his family members find their way into teaching positions in private schools. Let him do that, then he can come back to counter me. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by akpumping7720(m): 11:25pm On Mar 15 |
Hmmmmm. This your post is deep ooooh. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Lamasta(m): 11:44pm On Mar 15 |
DoctorAyukebot:Is it that you people don't read or what ![]() |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Hoelujohn: 11:58pm On Mar 15 |
Malagans:How na, I was raking close to 400k has a primary school teacher |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Bahamas95(m): 12:03am On Mar 16*. Modified: 8:31am On Mar 16 |
Ayobeck:What's not true there? Everything he stated is 100% correct, I have friends that have taught/teaching in private schools...... They have experienced all the nonsense listed there and even more. Majority of Nigerian employers are heartless, you're always at their mercy because of peanut they pay you. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by AcadaWriter0: 12:36am On Mar 16 |
Absolutely! It’s a great argument for why private schools are so appealing. Let's just say, it's a fantastic case for continued investment and a good working environment, don't you think? |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Ashirioluwa: 2:51am On Mar 16 |
LordBiden:In my view, @Rapmoney does not appear to be discouraging graduates from teaching in private schools. Instead, he is suggesting that anyone who is teaching in a private school should not remain there for an extended period if they wish to advance in their careers and improve their financial situation. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Majesty33(m): 3:59am On Mar 16*. Modified: 2:59pm On Mar 16 |
I Melagros:Taaaaaaaaaar, U are just shying away from the article cos your selfishness won't let U speak. Private job is another bourgeoisie slavery of the private sector and also the worst of its kind but because U don't want to hear the truth cos U are benefiting from the scheme, hence your pretence of ignorance. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Redman44(m): 4:21am On Mar 16 |
Very deep article. If you are going to teach in a private school as a young graduate, please know how to negotiate with your employer. Don't settle for less. Also, create other streams of income for yourself e g Agriculture and online writing jobs etc. You can also do private home lessons to augment your income. Think widely. Read widely about business ideas. Agriculture is the best bet for a teacher as a side business. You don't have to go to your farm daily. And Agriculture is very wide. Intelligence is vital as a private school teacher. Cheers. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by noob03saibot(m): 4:29am On Mar 16 |
Solofresh2:True. Don't be like Bepo Adewale in the lekki head master. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Godogodo: 4:33am On Mar 16 |
Due to where I find myself as a graduate, I'm a private school teacher earning over 180k monthly, coupled with my private class, all together making it 350k. I left a company job that pays me 70k, Drury Chemical Industry precisely. Today I have a master's degree in process engineering so don't underestimate most teacher they earn modestly |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Onegai(f): 4:57am On Mar 16 |
To be honest, schools are profitable business in any country. But countries serious about Education won't rely on private schools to advance it. If I am ever made a Minister of Education, first thing I'm doing is shutting down any private school with less than 200 pupils. The proprietors should go and learn a trade and leave education business. Next, all schools should be registered, with strict testing and regulations for students. Don't meet the mark, govt takes over your school and turns it into a public school. Finally, Public School teachers should be paid handsomely, trained with Foreign staff and made to sign contracts that they stay with the Govt school for 10 years. Then govt schools will be equipped well, any materials they need will be subsidised but private schools will pay full price for it. I'll do my best to deprive private schools of quality teachers and equipment: e.g public libraries, govt kids enter for free, private schools pay admission fee. I want to slowly dismantle private education, funnel that talent into public education and then drastically improve the curriculum and welfare packages of teaching staff. There's not much room for growth in private school but at least their staff should see annual salary increase. How can you work for someone for 10 years and you don't earn enough to buy a small car? That's Nigerian culture: Use you until you quit and run |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by emoboy4u: 5:35am On Mar 16 |
Avedonn:When you say bankers , hope you meant Tellers because if it's the bankers I know then you must be mistaken |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by DonLash(m): 5:56am On Mar 16 |
I'm a teacher who teaches in an international school in Lagos. After teaching many years in Nigerian private school, I know that they are hell-bent to destroy their staff. My advice to teachers teaching in Nigerian private schools is to understand themselves first. If you're interested in pursuing q career in education. Then get certified. Get your B. Ed or PGDE and your TrCN. Apply to schools on LinkedIn. Many foreign schools are currently recruiting like Rugby School, Chaterhouse, Wellington etc. They well with HMo, pension Free lunch and opportunity to travel. As a math, physics, biology teachers, go get your QTS. You can also teach as a special needs teacher. Educational Therapy, behavioral therapy occupational therapy or psychology therapy... These are sought after courses in the world. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588566512912 |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Malagans(m): 6:33am On Mar 16 |
Hoelujohn:At where? |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by oyeb15: 7:04am On Mar 16 |
Am learning a skill, the more am knowing it the more my Oga become aggressive and mad. Any small opportunity.... he will be saying...u said you are a graduate...as if he hasn't seen graduate before. Am living rent free on his brain right now. Did he expect someone that made a good grade in university to spend the same number of years with people that has never been to school in understanding a skill. This country is terrible. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Esthered: 7:06am On Mar 16 |
Avedonn:Do you mean they earn more than core staffs or contract staff? Please Llst 5 schools that pays their staff better than an ET (the least grade in banking) in Access bank. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Baggiojephlini: 7:28am On Mar 16 |
Most private schools are set up for max profit, in one sch teachers are to buy special corporate shirt, sport wear, Friday wear every new sessions from the school, lessons note are to be written and submitted in soft copy as well as hard copy. The hard copy must be printed and filed for the school at the expense of the teacher. There is online lesson that the teacher conduct with their personal data. Holidays are not for teachers they must resume and close as normal. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by kushme: 7:30am On Mar 16 |
Originalsly:Reading this thread while trekking to work(school) with no shishi in my pocket. I am currently marking over 400 mathematics scripts.. And next term, i know it would be more than that, reason, they admit pupils/students like water. Its all about the money for the owner. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Rapmoney(op): 7:32am On Mar 16 |
Ashirioluwa:Thank you. Simply what my post is all about. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Rapmoney(op): 7:37am On Mar 16 |
Esthered:Leave those people. They keep talking about what they do not know. Ask him to tell you the name of the school where teachers earn more than bankers, he will run away. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by kushme: 7:44am On Mar 16 |
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| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by Rapmoney(op): 8:01am On Mar 16 |
Ayobeck:I worked in private schools years ago, and i left on my own when i saw that teaching in private schools is slavery. Most of you jump into threads to make comments before thinking. Oga, I can conveniently place you on a salary for a whole year, and I would still have enough to invest in my projects. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by ademijuwonlo(f): 8:12am On Mar 16 |
LordBiden:He said they shouldn't stay long and that's understandable because they need to build themselves too. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by tololo: 8:16am On Mar 16 |
Rapmoney:Omo, this is an eye opener. I have spent almost 7 years with this folks and I can say I'm fed up. No clear career path and I even try learning tech but that one sef get as e be. I don't wanna remain stucked with this job. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by ademijuwonlo(f): 8:19am On Mar 16*. Modified: 8:40am On Mar 16 |
jojothaiv:It is difficult to have extra lesson in some private schools especially one that close by 5pm and still expect you to come on Saturday once in awhile plus the holidays are not really holidays because you are expected in school too. I have seen a school in Osun State where staff are not given Easter breaks. So, where is the time? |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by ademijuwonlo(f): 8:24am On Mar 16 |
Thank God for growth ! BATified2023: |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by odiinsgrace(m): 8:34am On Mar 16 |
I once taught with church of christ owned secondary school as a graduate.One of the months ,my salary wasnt paid reason been that i only conducted exams and computed results and i didnt teach which was done according to the schools time table.My work load was teaching primary 3 ,junior and senior clases.Together with my cousin we were given toilet tissues ,soap and morping stick with 2k after that session.That was when i realised how much of a deadbeat scenerio i got my self into.Had to immediately return their items when they resumed and quit the job.This school charged 30k for extra lessons per 100 plus students they had and kept us extra hours to teach only to give me 2k...It takes who hasnt worked with this set of people to not know how wicked they can go to protect their selfish interest. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by whitebeard(m): 8:36am On Mar 16 |
A lot of dumb comments. If you have little to zero understanding of what OP is saying ask questions, or you just keep quiet and stop making fools of yourselves. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by chinonyealioha: 8:44am On Mar 16 |
I laugh when I read this post, because what the write has written down is not just truth but fact that the upcoming graduate should know. I was a teacher in a private school for 8 years, I saw how owners of Private schools will tie teachers down, close the dustiny of young men and women under the name management staff of a private school. They don't want you to be comfortable, because if you are comfortable you can leave so they pay you pinuts, just as the writer pointer out even parents don't want to go so you can built their wards but you no body is building you. I look back after 8 year what do I achieved is I eat food, and struggle or pay bills. You must put your feel down and leave if you want to be relevant to yourself and generation to come. PRIVATE SCHOOL IS NOT A PLACE TO STILL IT HELP YOU RAISE MONEY TO ATTEND INTERVIEW AND SEARCH FOR A BETTER JOB BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT WORKING YOU ARE EXISTING. |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by YourGFsnatcher: 8:49am On Mar 16 |
DoctorAyukebot:I pray that your career ends in this same way that you are praying for others, Amen! |
| Re: 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Stay Long In A Private School As A Graduate by AntiTerrorist: 9:12am On Mar 16 |
DoctorAyukebot:May your life become worse than what you wish for others. |
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