I think he meant, if any of the things we were taught in school are being used in our daily work schedule. A lot of graduattes did not study what they wished, some frustration of jamb led them to study any course so as to leave home and the pokenosing society* you know what I mean* most teaching today are not trained teachers, some read Elect or mech engineering and are in the bank, stock exchange, how ahas the fluid and protons helped them in the banking sector?
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Haba! the fact that peeps ain't getting jobs doesn't make the certificate useless and doesn't make the rich criminal ways to be right. There are still jobs flowing in d air, its just a matter of God' s favour n meeting d right people. Perseverance pays.

Do-estdot college is urgently in need of a SPECIAL TEACHER (specialized in AUTISM,DOWN SYNDROME and other related specialties.
Candidates with any of these specialty skills should contact the school through 806 - show phone - 01 or come down to the school at no. 14/16 ifelodun street, council bus stop, idimu,lagos

driver is needed for employment next month. The person is to be employed by a company for its staff. Starting salary is b2w 30 and 35k per month. In addition there is a 10k extra. Overtime will be paid. The person, who must be a male, is to be aged between 25 and 30 years. Preferably Single. Working days is normally Mon to Fri. Applicant must have SSCE and current valid drivers licence. Send mail to tunde_adeyikanmi@yahoo.com or call 07051926813.

pennstate:

No information on pay yet!

I was invited foran interview on march 28 whatabout u?

When I said, the certificate, it means what you were taught in school have you used any of them?

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Haba! the fact that peeps ain't getting jobs doesn't make the certificate useless and doesn't make the rich criminal ways to be right. There are still jobs flowing in d air, its just a matter of God' s favour n meeting d right people. Perseverance pays.

Is there no vacancy for geography teacher?

Sunnypar:
When I said, the certificate, it means what you were taught in school have you used any of them?

It still doesn't mean education is a waste of time n resources. Peeps may not be working with what they studied in school but they still need their certificates because you never can tell what opportunities awaits you in the future. U can never compare an ordinary artisan to an educated graduate who due to joblessness became an artisan. The difference is always clear.

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It still doesn't mean education is a waste of time n resources. Peeps may not be working with what they studied in school but they still need their certificates because you never can tell what opportunities awaits you in the future. U can never compare an ordinary artisan to an educated graduate who due to joblessness became an artisan. The difference is always clear.

I agree to the bolded. Fumstar! Billgates, Dangote, Ogbuefi Ikediashi, Steve Jobs, Akerele Tunde, Baba Ijebu and some other notable Nigerians did not have this certificate, dropped out and employ you and I, tell me, do they have certificates?

Mpyaw:
I think he meant, if any of the things we were taught in school are being used in our daily work schedule. A lot of graduattes did not study what they wished, some frustration of jamb led them to study any course so as to leave home and the pokenosing society* you know what I mean* most teaching today are not trained teachers, some read Elect or mech engineering and are in the bank, stock exchange, how ahas the fluid and protons helped them in the banking sector?
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Yes on point. It also means whatever you have studied in school isn't necessarily your career destiny. As long as you are fulfilled.

Sunnypar:

I agree to the bolded. Fumstar! Billgates, Dangote, Ogbuefi Ikediashi, Steve Jobs, Akerele Tunde, Baba Ijebu and some other notable Nigerians did not have this certificate, dropped out and employ you and I, tell me, do they have certificates?

sir, I'm still awaiting your reply on the school vacancy u posted, thanks in advance

ILuvMerije:
Is there no vacancy for geography teacher?

Is only geography you can teach? What efforts have you made so far? Please provide answers to this questions before I further advise.
Cheers!

Sunnypar:

I agree to the bolded. Fumstar! Billgates, Dangote, Ogbuefi Ikediashi, Steve Jobs, Akerele Tunde, Baba Ijebu and some other notable Nigerians did not have this certificate, dropped out and employ you and I, tell me, do they have certificates?

Dangote, a self employed entrepreneur with minimum basic eduction who proved that business success is usually through the strength of the mind and perseverance and not necessarily by obtaining Harvard -Oxford certificates or first class academic qualification. His managerial skill s surely is the envy of most economic professors. I understand the perspective you are talking from but not everybody can be Dangote or Bill gates. It takes someone with good business sense to survive in the business world. Your certificate makes it balanced. Find your passion and that does it for you.

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Yes on point. It also means whatever you have studied in school isn't necessarily your career destiny. As long as you are fulfilled.

The more reason we need to catch them young and look at what the future leaders have passion for, I for one love dancing but my parents would not hear of such, look at the NBA, Premier League, Formular1, LawnTennis. They have sponsorship for talented kids but Nigeria OYO is your case. There is something wrong with out educational system.

jaiyejina:
sir, I'm still awaiting your reply on the school vacancy u posted, thanks in advance

Please, reqoute me.

swaggprofessor:
I was invited foran interview on march 28 whatabout u?

Same with me!

Sunnypar:

Good question. Education in Nigeria is a waste.... How many of the dy/DX have we used? How many of the find x have we used?....... How many if us are using our certificate to work? They way forward is be like the rich criminals.

Sunnypar:

Good question. Education in Nigeria is a waste.... How many of the dy/DX have we used? How many of the find x have we used?....... How many if us are using our certificate to work? They way forward is be like the rich criminals.

Sunnypar:

Good question. Education in Nigeria is a waste.... How many of the dy/DX have we used? How many of the find x have we used?....... How many if us are using our certificate to work? They way forward is be like the rich criminals.

The statement is very unfortunate, I guess you are not a teacher.

Redomi:
Hello here, am confuse on what to do now o. Poultry, according to my estimation will cost me nothing less than 1million, where will I get such fund?
Maybe I will go into betting agent or take a part time job as a PTA teacher in Ondo city.

Why do you want to go into poultry business? Wise men think of the cost and risk before going into any venture. If you do not have the passion for whar you are doing or want to do, I am sorry it may be very difficult to suceed.

Sunnypar:

I agree to the bolded. Fumstar! Billgates, Dangote, Ogbuefi Ikediashi, Steve Jobs, Akerele Tunde, Baba Ijebu and some other notable Nigerians did not have this certificate, dropped out and employ you and I, tell me, do they have certificates?

Graduates can not survive on certificates alone, we have alot to learn from sucessful businessmen, traders, artisans, leaders and professionals who did not have the luxury of acquiring university education.

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Dangote, a self employed entrepreneur with minimum basic eduction who proved that business success is usually through the strength of the mind and perseverance and not necessarily by obtaining Harvard -Oxford certificates or first class academic qualification. His managerial skill s surely is the envy of most economic professors. I understand the perspective you are talking from but not everybody can be Dangote or Bill gates. It takes someone with good business sense to survive in the business world. Your certificate makes it balanced. Find your passion and that does it for you.

You can never compare the functionality of the education acquired on the job, from the street and in the market place with the theoretical knowledge we get from our Ivory towers. Sucess can only come if we learn to marry the theoretical knowledge with what the industry/market place needs coupled with the right attitude and personal affinity for success.

With all these, I will never regard my education as a waste of time and resources. In fact I am learning everyday " Let us never be betrayed into saying we have finished our education, because that would mean we had stopped growing". Julia Gulliver

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The statement is very unfortunate, I guess you are not a teacher.

Who are those that have rules us for years? Criminals.....same old criminals.....so, what the hell are you saying? Yes, I am not a teacher. Teach the young kids in school to aosire to be a politicians so we can see the change we want.

manie:



You can never compare the functionality of the education acquired on the job, from the street and in the market place with the theoretical knowledge we get from our Ivory towers. Sucess can only come if we learn to marry the theoretical knowledge with what the industry/market place needs coupled with the right attitude and personal affinity for success.

With all these, I will never regard my education as a waste of time and resources. In fact I am learning everyday " Let us never be betrayed into saying we have finished our education, because that would mean we had stopped growing". Julia Gulliver

So on point. Education is the best gift I got from my parents and I'm very grateful. The sky is just my starting point.

GoldenDr:
The school requires degree holders preferably in Education to fill the following roles;

1. Housemaster
2. Basic Science teacher

*Candidates applying for the housemaster position must have a science background.
*Basic Science candidates must live in Ipaja or its environ.

Interested candidates should forward their CV to: rec20152016@gmail.com
NOTE: only qualified applicants will be contacted.

thank you sir, awaiting your response urgently on the name of the school, thanks again

Sunnypar:

Who are those that have rules us for years? Criminals.....same old criminals.....so, what the hell are you saying? Yes, I am not a teacher. Teach the young kids in school to aosire to be a politicians so we can see the change we want.

I give up.

manie:




I give up.

Mpyaw:

Is only geography you can teach? What efforts have you made so far? Please provide answers to this questions before I further advise.
Cheers!

I can teach Agricultural science, social studies. Please effort in what sense? I've applied to a number of schools but heard nothing from them after interview

Mpyaw:

Is only geography you can teach? What efforts have you made so far? Please provide answers to this questions before I further advise.
Cheers!

Though a graduate of geography, I can teach Agricultural science, social studies. Please effort in what sense? I've applied to a number of schools but heard nothing from them after interview.

Good day to all teachers here.

Transferable skills are skills that you
can take with you from one situation
to another, from one job to another.



The skills below are important to
employers. Which ones do you have?



Communicate:

Speak and/or write
well and get your ideas across to
other easily.



Interpret:

Look at things and make
sense of them, figure out what
makes things work,why there is a
problem, etc.



Analyze:

Break a problem down to
see what is really going on.



Creativity:

Use your imagination to
come up with new ideas or to
solve problems.



Order Goods/Supplies:

Keep track
of items and how to order them.



Decision Making:

Make good
judgements about what to do in a
difficult situation, even when the
supervisor is not present.



Adapt to Situations:

Learn a new
task and/or work in a different
area with different co- workers.



Explain:

Tell others why you do
certain things they way you do or
why you think the way you do.



Think Ahead:

Plan your day and
keep problems/accidents from
happening.



Calculate Numbers:

Use a
calculator, cash register or
computer to answer numerical
questions.



Operate Equipment:

Turn
equipment on and off as well as
how to use it safely and wisely.
(If you don't know how to operate
certain things, you always ask for
help.)



Record Data:

Write thorough and
accurate notes/numbers.



Set Goals:

Set goals for yourself
to achieve and plan ways to
achieve them.



Learn Quickly:

Do new things and
carry out new responsibilities
easily by watching other or by
following instructions.



Confident:

Believe in and feel
good about yourself.



Pleasant:

Nice person for others
to talk to and be with.



Energetic:

Lots of energy to use
at work and at play.



Helpful:

Enjoy helping people
solve their problems.



Trustworthy:

Can be trusted to get
the job done, to look after things
or keep secrets that are very
important to other people.



Efficient:

Perform tasks in the
fastest and simplest ways that
they can be done.



Organize:

Arrange people/plan
events/put things in order so that
they run smoothly.



Delegate: Assign tasks to others
to complete.



Assemble Products:

Put things
together with your hands.



Take Instructions:

Follow
instructions well, ask questions
when you do not fully understand
instructions.



Motivate Others:

Help keep
others' spirits up and encourage
them to do their best.



Service Customers:

Be friendly,
patient and polite with customers
and try your best to service their
needs/wants.



Dependable:

Can be counted on
to do what you said you would do
(i.e. show up for work on time, do
your job duties well, etc).



Flexible:

Can carry out many
different responsibilities,
sometimes with very little
advanced notice.



Self-assured:

Feel very confident
and positive about yourself and
your abilities.



Supervise:

Watch others to make
sure that everything is ok and/or
that they are doing their jobs well.



Time Management:

Plan your time
so that you don't forget to do
things, you're almost always/
always on time, and you know
how to prioritize and give yourself
enough time to do the things that
you need to do.



Trouble-shoot:

Figure out what
the problem is, why there is a
problem, or prevent a problem
before it happens.



Handle Complaints:

Deal
effectively with complaints made
by customers or constructive
criticism from your employer.



Listen:

Listen/pay attention to
what others are saying, without daydreaming or forming
judgement about them.



Considerate:

Always think about
how others may feel about things,
especially before you say or do
things that my affect them.



Punctual:

Always on time for
things.



Loyal:

Committed and devoted to
things/people that mean a lot to
you (i.e. your best friend, your
job/supervisor).



Precise:

Make sure that things are
done accurately, correctly and
exactly.



Resourceful:

Think of new,
creative and different ways to do
things when there are no obvious
solutions available.

Only 11% of the people in the world are left-handed

The word "scientist" did not exist before 1833

The Grand Anicut dam in India is still standing and functioning 2000 years after it was built

In 2014, Boko Haram became the world's deadliest terror group
..and they joined ISIS in 2015

Women tell an average of 11 lies a week. Men, 58

Quick Question: Good luck!
Which month has 28 days?

ILuvMerije:


Though a graduate of geography, I can teach Agricultural science, social studies. Please effort in what sense? I've applied to a number of schools but heard nothing from them after interview.

Fine. Work on your CV and the way you send applications matters. An application letter and your CV in a brown envelope.... Don't give it to the gateman, tell them you cane to see the principal as the case maybe.
You need learn interview session, how to answer questions and micro teaching.
I read here about a seminar maybe they would hold another one this year.

Permit me to lend my layman's view to the ongoing discussion...


First and foremost, what is education? It's the process by which one acquires KNOWLEDGE & INSTRUCTION. The problem with most graduates is that they don't seem to even understand the concept of acquiring knowledge. If not, why should someone ever imagine that he wouldn't make it in life if he isn't educated? Or that he would make it in life by becoming educated (especially studying a particular course). Therein lies the whole misconception about 'Being educated in this country'



Acquiring formal education will only increase one's knowledge, broadens one's scope, develop one's intellectual mind, and shapes one's perception (reasoning). However, the sad truth is that being educated is not (and has never been) a guarantee that one would make it in life.


Lemme clarify with this quote by Napoleon Hill, he said and I quote; 'There is one quality which one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose. The knowledge of what one wants, and a burning desire to possess it.'


Furthermore, the major reason why most graduates still haven't achieved their desired success has been summarised by Albert Einstein. He said 'Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking' Now let's be sincere with ourselves, have we really been using our brain optimally? Don't most of us (Including myself) depend on what we were taught at school? Or better still what we read in books.



In conclusion, whoever will succeed in this Nigeria of today (No matter the person's educational background) must first identify his calling. Follow his passion and then, be ready think outside the box.


But again, what does a layman like me know?

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