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Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by DeEconomist1(op): 2:14pm On May 12
Please, which of the two is better in terms of pay, job security and career growth?
Re: Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by cyberbro: 2:27pm On May 12
The pay isn't something you can find out on the internet, but rather from the institutions. Only thing is that WAEC is a regional body, so their salaries might be more competitive and the job tasks might be less stressful compared to lecturing.

Assistant registrar at WAEC is a non-teaching role, while Assistant Lecturer is a teaching role. Each job requires a different motivation and skill set.

First of all, what do you have a passion for? If you like teaching and know how to impart knowledge, go for the lecturing, but I cannot guarantee proper welfare in a Nigerian university, that is the fact.

But if you prefer an office work where you will deal with files and records, with very little academic input or requirement, the WAEC job might be for you.

Approach it prayerfully. All the best.
Re: Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by motivationspika(m): 11:38am On May 13
Go for the lecturing job
cyberbro:
The pay isn't something you can find out on the internet, but rather from the institutions. Only thing is that WAEC is a regional body, so their salaries might be more competitive and the job tasks might be less stressful compared to lecturing.

Assistant registrar at WAEC is a non-teaching role, while Assistant Lecturer is a teaching role. Each job requires a different motivation and skill set.

First of all, what do you have a passion for? If you like teaching and know how to impart knowledge, go for the lecturing, but I cannot guarantee proper welfare in a Nigerian university, that is the fact.

But if you prefer an office work where you will deal with files and records, with very little academic input or requirement, the WAEC job might be for you.

Approach it prayerfully. All the best.
Re: Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by cyberbro: 12:32pm On May 13
motivationspika:
Go for the lecturing job
Why did you quote me? I'm not the OP lol 😂
Re: Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by DeEconomist1(op): 12:53pm On May 13
Thanks
cyberbro:
The pay isn't something you can find out on the internet, but rather from the institutions. Only thing is that WAEC is a regional body, so their salaries might be more competitive and the job tasks might be less stressful compared to lecturing.

Assistant registrar at WAEC is a non-teaching role, while Assistant Lecturer is a teaching role. Each job requires a different motivation and skill set.

First of all, what do you have a passion for? If you like teaching and know how to impart knowledge, go for the lecturing, but I cannot guarantee proper welfare in a Nigerian university, that is the fact.

But if you prefer an office work where you will deal with files and records, with very little academic input or requirement, the WAEC job might be for you.

Approach it prayerfully. All the best.
Re: Assistant Registrar, WAEC or Assistant Lecturer In A State University? by DeEconomist1(op): 12:53pm On May 13
motivationspika:
Go for the lecturing job
Thanks
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