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Jerrychanana:
Abegi.... can't i pay just for the 90k ?

U can pay more than that if u want to.

LETTER TO MY SON'S TEACHER-ABRAHAM LINCOLN [b] LETTER TO MY SON'S TEACHER-ABRAHAM LINCOLN

“My son starts school today. It is all going to be strange and new to
him for a while and I wish you would treat him gently. It is an
adventure that might take him across continents. All adventures that
probably include wars, tragedy and sorrow. To live this life will require
faith, love and courage.
So dear Teacher, will you please take him by his hand and teach him
things he will have to know, teaching him - but gently, if you can.
Teach him that for every enemy, there is a friend. He will have to know
that all men are not just, that all men are not true. But teach him
also that for every scoundrel there is a hero, that for every crooked
politician, there is a dedicated leader.
Teach him if you can that 10 cents earned is of far more value than a
dollar found. In school, teacher, it is far more honorable to fail than
to cheat. Teach him to learn how to gracefully lose, and enjoy winning
when he does win.
Teach him to be gentle with people, tough with tough people. Steer
him away from envy if you can and teach him the secret of quiet
laughter. Teach him if you can - how to laugh when he is sad, teach
him there is no shame in tears. Teach him there can be glory in
failure and despair in success. Teach him to scoff at cynics.
Teach him if you can the wonders of books, but also give time to
ponder the extreme mystery of birds in the sky, bees in the sun and
flowers on a green hill. Teach him to have faith in his own ideas, even
if every one tell him they are wrong.
Try to give my son the strength not to follow the crowd when
everyone else is doing it. Teach him to listen to every one, but teach
him also to filters all that he hears on a screen of truth and take only
the good that comes through.
Teach him to sell his talents and brains to the highest bidder but
never to put a price tag on his heart and soul. Let him have the
courage to be impatient, let him have the patient to be brave. Teach
him to have sublime faith in himself, because then he will always have
sublime faith in mankind, in God.
This is the order, teacher but see what best you can do. He is such a
nice little boy and he is my son.
[/b]

Jerrychanana:
EDUCATIONIST in the house.., pls what's our fee minimum payment + acceptance Thanks.

Hello ppu, Jerry na 90k ooo. U can kp d remaining 50 until d next semester...

hmm na wa for 9ja ladies and man alike. una too get SUKU-SUKU mind. No wonder DOM-DOM sells pass garri for obodo nija. Chaii

MrsChima:
And you didn't fvcked her? Rubbish!

mrschima and big cork! haaba

How I Took A Girl To Her Room To Show Her My Thing.
She Was Sitting Alone At Their Verandah When I Came, Their
Compound Was Empty, Everyone Had Gone Out, Vivian I Want To
Show You Something, What Is It? She Asked.
Can I Show It To You In Your Room? Okay, She Replied.
We Went Inside, Can We Close The Door? Hmmmm, Okay She Agreed.
Can We Close The Window? Okay, She Accepted.
Can We Off The Lights? Yeeeesss, She Responded.
Hold My Hand, She Held My Hand. What Is it? She Inquired.
I Unveiled It And Said See, My New Wrist-Watch, It Shines In
Darkness.
For Those Whose Minds Has Gone Far, Pray So That Evil Thought Will
Leave You This Year.


ISHILOVE.................DO UR THING

LET'S UNWIND A LIL BIT...............................................







TEACHER: Who is the President of Nigeria?

CHILDREN: (They all chorused) Lamido Sanusi!


TEACHER: Correct! Who is the Minister of Defence?


CHILDREN: Asari Dokubo!


TEACHER: Good! What is the capital city of Nigeria?


CHILDREN: Enugu!


TEACHER: Very good! Who composed the National Anthem?


CHILDREN: D-Banj and 2face!


TEACHER: Excellent. What do you call people from Moscow?


CHILDREN: Mosquitoes!


TEACHER: Perfect! How much is 2 + 5?


CHILDREN: 25!


TEACHER: That's great! You're going to be stupid like this until


THE STATE GOVERNORS pay OUR salary.

OP,NA WETIN SOLID INSIDE GOLD? Instead u shld hav say "PURE GOLD" U no go kill pson wth ur SHAKABULA Grammar

EDU MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION,where are u guys?

Your Mum Is Using A Nokia Torchlight With Broken Screen And Rubber Band Holding The Battery And The Phone Together. But Your Girlfriend Has Changed Phones Twice Last Year. Now She Is Using Galaxy Note4, And You Bought Her An iphone 6 This Valentine, All From Your Account Savings. And You Sit There Singing: Sweet Mother I Will Not Forget You!! The Thunder That Will Strike You Is Still Doing Press Up. HAPPY SUNDAY

Your Mum Is Using A Nokia Torchlight With Broken Screen And Rubber Band Holding The Battery And The Phone Together. But Your Girlfriend Has Changed Phones Twice Last Year. Now She Is Using Galaxy Note4, And You Bought Her An iphone 6 This Valentine, All From Your Account Savings. And You Sit There Singing: Sweet Mother I Will Not Forget You!! The Thunder That Will Strike You Is Still Doing Press Up.

IF MONNEY GROW ON D TREE WOMEN WON'T MIND DATING CHIMPAZEE.

[color=#006600][/color]Lessons From His Job Test Experience by Dioxidane (m): 7:31pm On
May 14
So I went for a job interview/test today at a manufacturing company
and a very hilarious/scary scene played out before me.
I woke up in the morning and my head was banging like a 2 by 2
plywood was hit on it. Even the panadol I took did nothing to relieve
me - the headache was dancing 'skelewu' around it.
When I got to the company and after normal security checks for
invitations, I went in and saw others that were also invited. I realized
that I was the last person to come in 'cos no other person came after
me.
I did a head count and we were 20 persons - 13 guys and 7 ladies.
And yeah, the 'chicks' were fine like hell.
I wasn't in any mood to 'chyke' any girl because of my headache, so I
went on 'lock-up' mode, after all I came for a job test not to scoop
girls. Other sharp guys were already in intimated conversations with
some of the ladies.
Not too long after I came in, two men came and ushered us into a
conference room. 'Damn, this is what I call a 5-star conference room',
I thought.
The conference room was so posh and it's air conditioning could
freeze ones brains out. The setting of the company was pristine, with
everywhere looking so upper class. I never knew there were companies
like that in Nigeria apart from oil companies. I even saw an 'ATM
plaza' in the company! Imagine! I told myself I was going to get a job
in that company whether the devil was comfortable with it or not.
After pep talks and collecting our CV's, the two men began
distributing the test questions. There were 30 questions in all and we
were to answer them in 1 hour. It was boldly written on it. 'Wow, very
organized coy', I thought.
Looking at the questions, I was shocked! I knew the answers to some
questions, I forgot the answers to some, I could manipulate some, but
there were some I just didn't know!
I raised my head and realized the two men were no more in the
conference room and the door was shut. The whole room was silent. I
guess the others realized it at that same point, 'cos they began
raising their heads and the guys that already had rapports with some
of the ladies, in wanting to be 'caring', began asking the ladies if they
could answer the questions and that if they didn't know any, they
should simply ask.
Moments later, different talks began flying around in whispers: 'Do
you know the answer to number 13?' 'I thought it's supposed to be on
quantitative analysis.' 'No, it's qualitative analysis.' 'How do convert
that value to inches?' 'Jeez, I've forgotten that formular'. 'I think it's
height times r square'. 'Are you sure?' 'I can't remember exactly, but it
should be something like that.'
I was still on 'lock-up' mode so I didn't talk to anyone. I just
concentrated on my test while listening to words flying around, hoping
that the answers to the ones I didn't know would drop.
I also wondered why we were left without supervision. 'Or was there a
camera in here?', I thought. I looked around and saw a contraption in
the ceiling, blinking a red light. It definitely didn't look like a camera!
We've already spent 30minutes. I had answered about 15 questions -
the ones I was sure of. I looked around and saw some guys browsing
on their phones, obviously checking the answers online. And being
'good guys', they were dishing out answers to some ladies too. 'Damn
you PHCN!', I thought. I had already answered the questions I knew. I
should have checked the others online and gotten the answers easily.
I would have even had the opportunity to confirm the ones I had
already answered. The battery in my phone was flat!
The lady sitting beside me was feeding off answers from the guy
beside her. I was about asking her if she had answered (or 'obtained'
the answer) to question 22 when the two men who issued the test
walked in with 4 fierce looking security officers.
'You, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, stand up!' One of them barked
out. I was shocked! 8 persons were asked to stand up and I was
among the 'yous'. And to think I didn't talk to or with anyone and I
didn't cheat in any way, I was beginning to get angry.
The next words I heard were a relieve. 'The rest of you, drop your
scripts and get out! Your test is over!'
Jeez, so they watching us after all! Some began begging, especially
the ladies, but the sight of the fierce officers man-handling one of the
guys that wanted to protest their action did something to calm their
nerves.
Few minutes later, the conference room was quiet again. One of the
men told us we had 15 minutes more and they left almost
immediately. We were 6 guys and 2 ladies left. When they left, I
looked around and everyone concentrated on his or her work. I was
already done with the ones I knew and manipulated the ones I could.
Exactly 15minutes later, the men came and collected our scripts and
told us they would get back to us.
I did my best. I pray I scale through, but I learnt a very vital lesson
which other job seekers too could learn. I'm not going to mention the
lessons. Decipher it yourself.
Lest I forget, try watching the movie 'THE EXAM' if you've not already
done so.
Dioxidane[b]Lessons From His Job Test Experience by Dioxidane (m): 7:31pm On
May 14
So I went for a job interview/test today at a manufacturing company
and a very hilarious/scary scene played out before me.
I woke up in the morning and my head was banging like a 2 by 2
plywood was hit on it. Even the panadol I took did nothing to relieve
me - the headache was dancing 'skelewu' around it.
When I got to the company and after normal security checks for
invitations, I went in and saw others that were also invited. I realized
that I was the last person to come in 'cos no other person came after
me.
I did a head count and we were 20 persons - 13 guys and 7 ladies.
And yeah, the 'chicks' were fine like hell.
I wasn't in any mood to 'chyke' any girl because of my headache, so I
went on 'lock-up' mode, after all I came for a job test not to scoop
girls. Other sharp guys were already in intimated conversations with
some of the ladies.
Not too long after I came in, two men came and ushered us into a
conference room. 'Damn, this is what I call a 5-star conference room',
I thought.
The conference room was so posh and it's air conditioning could
freeze ones brains out. The setting of the company was pristine, with
everywhere looking so upper class. I never knew there were companies
like that in Nigeria apart from oil companies. I even saw an 'ATM
plaza' in the company! Imagine! I told myself I was going to get a job
in that company whether the devil was comfortable with it or not.
After pep talks and collecting our CV's, the two men began
distributing the test questions. There were 30 questions in all and we
were to answer them in 1 hour. It was boldly written on it. 'Wow, very
organized coy', I thought.
Looking at the questions, I was shocked! I knew the answers to some
questions, I forgot the answers to some, I could manipulate some, but
there were some I just didn't know!
I raised my head and realized the two men were no more in the
conference room and the door was shut. The whole room was silent. I
guess the others realized it at that same point, 'cos they began
raising their heads and the guys that already had rapports with some
of the ladies, in wanting to be 'caring', began asking the ladies if they
could answer the questions and that if they didn't know any, they
should simply ask.
Moments later, different talks began flying around in whispers: 'Do
you know the answer to number 13?' 'I thought it's supposed to be on
quantitative analysis.' 'No, it's qualitative analysis.' 'How do convert
that value to inches?' 'Jeez, I've forgotten that formular'. 'I think it's
height times r square'. 'Are you sure?' 'I can't remember exactly, but it
should be something like that.'
I was still on 'lock-up' mode so I didn't talk to anyone. I just
concentrated on my test while listening to words flying around, hoping
that the answers to the ones I didn't know would drop.
I also wondered why we were left without supervision. 'Or was there a
camera in here?', I thought. I looked around and saw a contraption in
the ceiling, blinking a red light. It definitely didn't look like a camera!
We've already spent 30minutes. I had answered about 15 questions -
the ones I was sure of. I looked around and saw some guys browsing
on their phones, obviously checking the answers online. And being
'good guys', they were dishing out answers to some ladies too. 'Damn
you PHCN!', I thought. I had already answered the questions I knew. I
should have checked the others online and gotten the answers easily.
I would have even had the opportunity to confirm the ones I had
already answered. The battery in my phone was flat!
The lady sitting beside me was feeding off answers from the guy
beside her. I was about asking her if she had answered (or 'obtained'
the answer) to question 22 when the two men who issued the test
walked in with 4 fierce looking security officers.
'You, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, stand up!' One of them barked
out. I was shocked! 8 persons were asked to stand up and I was
among the 'yous'. And to think I didn't talk to or with anyone and I
didn't cheat in any way, I was beginning to get angry.
The next words I heard were a relieve. 'The rest of you, drop your
scripts and get out! Your test is over!'
Jeez, so they watching us after all! Some began begging, especially
the ladies, but the sight of the fierce officers man-handling one of the
guys that wanted to protest their action did something to calm their
nerves.
Few minutes later, the conference room was quiet again. One of the
men told us we had 15 minutes more and they left almost
immediately. We were 6 guys and 2 ladies left. When they left, I
looked around and everyone concentrated on his or her work. I was
already done with the ones I knew and manipulated the ones I could.
Exactly 15minutes later, the men came and collected our scripts and
told us they would get back to us.
I did my best. I pray I scale through, but I learnt a very vital lesson
which other job seekers too could learn. I'm not going to mention the
lessons. Decipher it yourself.
Lest I forget, try watching the movie 'THE EXAM' if you've not already
done so.
Dioxidane[/b]Lessons From His Job Test Experience by Dioxidane (m): 7:31pm On
May 14
So I went for a job interview/test today at a manufacturing company
and a very hilarious/scary scene played out before me.
I woke up in the morning and my head was banging like a 2 by 2
plywood was hit on it. Even the panadol I took did nothing to relieve
me - the headache was dancing 'skelewu' around it.
When I got to the company and after normal security checks for
invitations, I went in and saw others that were also invited. I realized
that I was the last person to come in 'cos no other person came after
me.
I did a head count and we were 20 persons - 13 guys and 7 ladies.
And yeah, the 'chicks' were fine like hell.
I wasn't in any mood to 'chyke' any girl because of my headache, so I
went on 'lock-up' mode, after all I came for a job test not to scoop
girls. Other sharp guys were already in intimated conversations with
some of the ladies.
Not too long after I came in, two men came and ushered us into a
conference room. 'Damn, this is what I call a 5-star conference room',
I thought.
The conference room was so posh and it's air conditioning could
freeze ones brains out. The setting of the company was pristine, with
everywhere looking so upper class. I never knew there were companies
like that in Nigeria apart from oil companies. I even saw an 'ATM
plaza' in the company! Imagine! I told myself I was going to get a job
in that company whether the devil was comfortable with it or not.
After pep talks and collecting our CV's, the two men began
distributing the test questions. There were 30 questions in all and we
were to answer them in 1 hour. It was boldly written on it. 'Wow, very
organized coy', I thought.
Looking at the questions, I was shocked! I knew the answers to some
questions, I forgot the answers to some, I could manipulate some, but
there were some I just didn't know!
I raised my head and realized the two men were no more in the
conference room and the door was shut. The whole room was silent. I
guess the others realized it at that same point, 'cos they began
raising their heads and the guys that already had rapports with some
of the ladies, in wanting to be 'caring', began asking the ladies if they
could answer the questions and that if they didn't know any, they
should simply ask.
Moments later, different talks began flying around in whispers: 'Do
you know the answer to number 13?' 'I thought it's supposed to be on
quantitative analysis.' 'No, it's qualitative analysis.' 'How do convert
that value to inches?' 'Jeez, I've forgotten that formular'. 'I think it's
height times r square'. 'Are you sure?' 'I can't remember exactly, but it
should be something like that.'
I was still on 'lock-up' mode so I didn't talk to anyone. I just
concentrated on my test while listening to words flying around, hoping
that the answers to the ones I didn't know would drop.
I also wondered why we were left without supervision. 'Or was there a
camera in here?', I thought. I looked around and saw a contraption in
the ceiling, blinking a red light. It definitely didn't look like a camera!
We've already spent 30minutes. I had answered about 15 questions -
the ones I was sure of. I looked around and saw some guys browsing
on their phones, obviously checking the answers online. And being
'good guys', they were dishing out answers to some ladies too. 'Damn
you PHCN!', I thought. I had already answered the questions I knew. I
should have checked the others online and gotten the answers easily.
I would have even had the opportunity to confirm the ones I had
already answered. The battery in my phone was flat!
The lady sitting beside me was feeding off answers from the guy
beside her. I was about asking her if she had answered (or 'obtained'
the answer) to question 22 when the two men who issued the test
walked in with 4 fierce looking security officers.
'You, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, stand up!' One of them barked
out. I was shocked! 8 persons were asked to stand up and I was
among the 'yous'. And to think I didn't talk to or with anyone and I
didn't cheat in any way, I was beginning to get angry.
The next words I heard were a relieve. 'The rest of you, drop your
scripts and get out! Your test is over!'
Jeez, so they watching us after all! Some began begging, especially
the ladies, but the sight of the fierce officers man-handling one of the
guys that wanted to protest their action did something to calm their
nerves.
Few minutes later, the conference room was quiet again. One of the
men told us we had 15 minutes more and they left almost
immediately. We were 6 guys and 2 ladies left. When they left, I
looked around and everyone concentrated on his or her work. I was
already done with the ones I knew and manipulated the ones I could.
Exactly 15minutes later, the men came and collected our scripts and
told us they would get back to us.
I did my best. I pray I scale through, but I learnt a very vital lesson
which other job seekers too could learn. I'm not going to mention the
lessons. Decipher it yourself.
Lest I forget, try watching the movie 'THE EXAM' if you've not already
done so.
Dioxidane

[quote author=ADUKKY post=33700070][/quote]That's my hobbies. How abt u?

momasenny:
Happy Birthday to Me. I shall be grate and successful, God will enlarge my coast and expand my family. HBD to me once again

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU OOOO.

uniluv:
what happen to the application we submitted early this year at Benford international school. Hv they called for interview?

Bros,if u ask me na who I go ask??

Academic Job Positions at International School
Benford International Abuja presents career opportunities for vibrant men and Women who want to enjoy a rewarding career! Candidates for teaching positions must have the ability to create a happy, challenging and effective learning environment. They must be enthusiastic, able to motivate self and others.
Class Teacher – Primary Minimum Qualification First degree in Mathematics or English language with a teaching qualification and at least 3 years teaching experience in an international! reputable school
Assistant Teacher – Primary
Minimum Qualification First degree in any area. Successful candidates will be required to register for a teaching qualification within 2 years of joining the school
Teacher – Nursery Minimum Qualification First degree with teaching qualification, experience in nursery education and a minimum of 3 years’ experience as a nursery class teacher in an international! reputable primary school
Teaching Assistant – Nursery Minimum Qualification NCE or first degree with experience working with young children gained from a reputable primary school
Teacher – Home Economics Minimum Qualification Home Economics related first degree, a teaching qualification and 3 years’ experience in a reputable primary school
Teacher – Music Minimum Qualification First degree and or teaching experience in Music Education in a reputable primary school. A teaching qualification is preferred.
Teacher – Physical Education Minimum Qualification First degree in relevant area with a teaching qualification and 3 years’ experience in a reputable primary school
Teacher – Agricultural Science Minimum Qualification First degree in relevant area with a teaching qualification and 3 years’ experience ina reputable primary school
Method of Application Applications and curriculum vitae should be submitted in person at the Front Office of the school from 9 AM to 1 PM daily Monday to Friday at: Plot 1112, Benford Crescent, Opposite Sun City Estate, Off Lokogoma Road, Abuja. Email: info@benfordschools.org Website: www.benfordschools.org

If A Woman Is Crazy About You, Just Pray She Doesn't Get Well Soon. Because The Moment You Notice She Is Getting Well, Just Know That Another Man Is Given Her Some Tablet.

Dutch solar road makes enough energy to power household
Engineers in the Netherlands say energy-generating road surface is
more successful than expected, six months into trial.
Tarek Bazley | 10 May 2015 12:10 GMT | Science & Technology ,
Netherlands, Europe, Energy
Engineers in the Netherlands say a novel solar road surface that
generates electricity and can be driven over has proved more
successful than expected.
Last year they built a 70-metre test track along a bike path near the
Dutch town of Krommenie on the outskirts of Amsterdam.
In the first six months since it was installed, the panels beneath the
road have generated over 3,000kwh. This is enough to provide a
single-person household with electricity for a year.
"If we translate this to an annual yield, we expect more than the
70kwh per square metre per year," says Sten de Wit, spokesman for
SolaRoad, which has been developed by a public-private partnership.
RELATED: Netherlands rolls out 'SolaRoad'
"We predicted [this] as an upper limit in the laboratory stage. We can
therefore conclude that it was a successful first half year."
The project took cheap mass-produced solar panels and sandwiched
them between layers of glass, silicon rubber and concrete.
"This version can have a fire brigade truck of 12 tonnes without any
damage," said Arian de Bondt, a director at Ooms Civiel, one of
consortium of companies working together on the pilot project.
"We were working on panels for big buses and large vehicles in the
long run."
The solar panels are connected to smart metres, which optimise their
output and feed the electricity to street lighting or into the grid.
"If one panel is broken or in shadow or dirt, it will only switch off that
PV panel," said Jan-Hendrik Kremer, Renewable Energy Systems
consultant at technology company Imtech.
Five years of research
The research group spent the last five years developing the technology
but during the first six months of the trial a small section of a
coating, designed to give grip to the smooth glass surface without
blocking the sun, delaminated.
This was due to temperature fluctuations causing the coating to
shrink. The team is now working on an improved version of the
coating. More than 150,000 cyclists have ridden over the panels so
far.
"We made a set of coatings, which are robust enough to deal with the
traffic loads but also give traction to the vehicles passing by," said
Stan Klerks, a scientist at Dutch research group TNO.
He said the slabs also had to "transfer as much light as possible on
to the solar cells so the solar cells can do their work".
The group behind the project is now in talks with local councils in the
Netherlands to see if the technology can be rolled out in other
provinces. A cooperation agreement has also been signed with the US
state of California.
"Solar panels on roofs are designed to have a lifetime, which is
typically 20/25 years," said de Wit.
"This is the type of lifetime that we also want for these types of slabs.
If you have a payback time of 15 years then afterwards you also have
some payback of the road itself so that makes the road cheaper in
the end."
Source:www.aljazeera.com

avicky:
Have you paid your acceptance fee?

I shll do dat whn d site is open

I need a part-time job in Ife,along with my M.SC programme.

How u doin ppu ? EDU MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION, in the building Holla @ ur Man.

Ofregegee:
hmmm

don't tell u too are interested in Mayweather punch ooo?

Ofregegee:
hmmm

don't tell u too are interested in Mayweather punch ooo?

Manny Pacquiao got $120Million (40billion naira) for being punched
for 36 minutes. Dear Floyd Mayweather, kindly come and beat the hell
out of me for three hours for 1 million dollars. Please come I'm
begging you in God's name. Continue hitting me hard even when I
faint I go still chop the money like P-Square. I beg make it fast cos I can't wait to 2015 Range Rover.

Thank you Sir.

avicky:
I was told at the PG college yesterday that we are resuming same time with the freshers.



HIGHLIGHTS OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE APPROVED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2014/2015 SESSION


HARMATTAN SEMESTER
April 9, 2015 – On-line screening for fresh students commences
May 17, 2015 – Fresh students come into residence for 2014/2015 Harmattan semester
May 18, 2015 – On-line registration for courses for 2014/2015 Harmattan semester commences
May 18-22, 2015 – Clearance at Faculty and Admission Offices
May 25-May 29, 2015 – Orientation/ICT Training for Fresh Students
May 27, 2015 – Senate
May 31, 2015 – Returning Undergraduates resume
June 1, 2015 – Harmattan Semester lectures begin
June 23, 2015 – MATRICULATION
July 7, 2015 – End of normal registration for courses
July 8, 2015 – Faculty/Student Colloquium
June 6-10, 2015 – Continuous Assessment
July 29, 2015 – Senate
July 17, 2015 – End of Late Registration with penalty
August 21, 2015 – Harmattan semester Lectures end
August 24-August 28, 2015 – Revision/Lecture-free week
August 29, 2015 – Harmattan semester Examinations begin
September 18, 2015 – Harmattan semester Examinations end

RAIN SEMESTER
September 21, 2015 – On-line Registration for Courses for 2014/2015 Rain semester commences
September 30, 2015 – Senate
October 11, 2015 – All students come into Residence for Rain semester
October 12, 2015 – Rain semester Lectures commence
October 29, 2015 – Faculty Colloquium
October 30, 2015 – End of normal Registration for courses
November 13, 2015 – End of late Registration with Penalty
November 25, 2015 – Senate
November 23-November 28, 2015 – Continuous Assessment
December 9-December 12, 2015 – Convocation
December 31, 2015 – Rain semester Lectures end
January 4-January 8, 2015 – Revision/Lecture free week
January 11, 2015 – Rain semester Examinations begin
January 30, 2015 – Rain Semester Examinations end
February 13, 2015 – End of 2014/2015 academic session
February 24, 2015 – Senate (Examination)
March 27, 2016 – 2015/2016 Harmattan Semester begins

Good job.Thanks Avicky

Physical Education Teachers at the American University of Nigeria
(AUN)
[b][/b]
The American University of Nigeria (AUN) was established in 2003 by
Nigeria's former Vice President His Excellency, Atiku Abubakar along
with other local and international statesmen and academic leaders.
The institution was conceived as Africa's first Development University.
Its mission is to pioneer service learning and build leaders who will be
prepared to tackle societal concerns. Located in Yola, Adamawa State,
the University is a world-class career-oriented institution missioned
to be an agent of change in the development of the region.
We are recruiting to fill the position of:
Job Title: Physical Education Teacher
Location: Adamawa
Department: Community School
Summary of Position
The Physical Education Teacher serves as the Games master in the
community school.
He reports directly to the Executive Director Community School and
makes sure all pupils in the community school engage in weekly
physical training activities.
He is in charge of the use of all sporting equipment and facilities in
the community school and schedules a timetable accurate enough
to make sure all students in the school engage in sporting activities.
The Physical Education Teacher also seeks out and encourages
outstanding talent amongst the students.
He/She is also actively involved in the school inter-house and inter-
school competitions; making sure the school teams are well trained
and ready to win any competition.
Detailed Listing of Responsibilities
The Physical Education Teacher is the person responsible for all
aspects of leading/coaching the pupils' games activities.
The Physical Education Teacher is in charge of scheduling the
pupils' physical training activities through athletic races and soccer
matches.
The Physical Education Teacher make sure all the pupils are actively
involved in physical training activities and also seek out talented
athletes amongst them.
The Physical Education Teacher also serves as a coach, mentor and
role model for the students of the Community School.
Coordinates the use of all sport facilities by students groups.
The Physical Education Teacher is responsible for the early
development of health and wellness activities in the pupils by
engaging them in games, races, drills and exercise meant to boost
mental strength and physical wellness.
The Physical Education Teacher is responsible for training, teaching
and conditioning student-athletes in preparation for all interschool
competitions.
The Physical Education Teacher will be responsible for a wide
variety of administrative tasks including, but not limited to,
scheduling of practices and games, submitting reports, providing PE
roasters.
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Requirements for the Position
B.Ed. OR B.A in Physical and Health Education or any related
discipline.
A PGDE will be an added advantage
Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills in
English Language.
3-5 years' experience in a similar setting
Must be computer literate.
Other requirements, abilities for the position:
Ability to be a Role model.
Experience teaching young children on physical exercise
Passion for teaching and love for children.
Ability to create an active and healthy classroom environment
Remuneration
Salary and benefits are commensurate with experience and job
classification as approved by the University.
Application Closing Date
6th May, 2015.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their resumes,
cover letters and references to: recruitment@aun.edu.ng before the
closing date of this publication. The position being applied for should
be the subject of the email.
Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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