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femijohn21:
The truth of the matter is that 2017 set of NTI PGDE is yet to see their result let to talk of having a statement of result. The 2018 set which I belong to us also pending, now 2019 if not have completed first semester exam they will also join the queue. That doesn't concern NTI as they will soon start selling for 2020 whereas all these results are still pending. At this juncture, YOU CAN FOLLOW YOUR MIND MY BROTHER.

I am a victim, 2017 since then, no result,no statement. It's really terrible. I am regretting it.

bunmishontelle:
1/2 ÷ 1/4
You reverse the position of 1/4 on the right hand side to be 4/1
1/2 × 4/1
Then multiply horizontally
1×4 =4 and 2×1=2 so 4/2 which is 2

The second one 2 1/2 ÷ 1 1/2
Change them to improper fractions first. 2 1/2 will be 2×2=4 +1=5 so, 5/2....do the same for 1 1/2 = 2 ×1 =2 + 1= 3 /2

Now you have 5/2 × 3/2
Multiply horizontally again
5×3= 15
2×2=4
So 15/4
Or 3 3/4
Pardon my fractions i don't have a maths keyboard.

Thanks so much, I am really grateful. But in the first example on the diagram, there's 3 1/3 instead of 2 1/2, does it mean that there's an error there? That's where I have an issue with. How did 3 1/3 on the diagram change to 2 1/2? Thanks so much.

Please someone should help me out with this. The first example seems explanatory but the second one is confusing. Please someone should help explain the second one to me.

How real is this and how can I inquire more about this? Thanks.

ExplicitConect:
I see graduates on this thread looking for someone to take care of their needs. What value are you bringing to the organisation?

Good evening all, please I need help. If you go for a job interview, and was later considered for employment but was asked to sign that you will stay for at least two sessions before leaving. You were given a yes or no option with a space for probable reasons. What does it really depict? From the environment, it's just a small nice school. I heard pay will be between 40-45k for a start. What will be your response?

Tutu82:
I didn’t get any assistance in my quest off here so helped myself.
There is a category called a domestic visa that lets you bring helps such as nannies,cooks and cleaners.It is straight forward but costs £496.
The entry officer requires;
Proof she/he will live with you and have their own room.
Copy of Nigerian contract.
Copy of uk contract.
Data page of all parties including children to be cared for and that’s all.
Resident permit of child’s parents
Tuberculosis test certificate which has to be done at IOM Buchanan street Wuse two and costs 48,900.
Six months bank statement of child parent not nanny and a letter of iv to the nanny stating his/her full name/pass number/dob/and what you are bringing them to do.
Believe it or not that’s it...They most have previously worked with you or your immediate family in Nigeria for a year.

I am interested, incase anyone needs a nanny but doesn't know or have anyone in Nigeria. Please recommend me. Email Osigirl4real@yahoo.com. thanks.

Evathyst:
The way and manner this thread lost its relevance is still a thing of shock to me. Nowadays, the only post one sees here are; 'Somebody connect me with a teaching job'. 'I studied this and that'. 'I can teach so so subject '. For Pete's sake, you guys should just stop it! It's becoming nauseating.


The height of it is when someone will say 'I need any job even if it is a Teaching job'. Hian? .
Another person in his delusional state of mind will advice a job seeker to just be dropping CVs at schools around him. Forgetting the ridicule, stress and financial drainage involved. Una dey try o!


Well, since the movers of this thread have decided to move their business elsewhere. What does one expect? In the absence of reasonable contributions, thought-provoking posts, career-enlightening discussions etc. Request! Request!! Request!!! Have become the order of the day. And like somebody once pointed; 'Insanity means doing the same thing and expecting a different result'. All of you folks posting 'I need a job' 'I studied this and that' 'I can teach this and that'. How far? Una don get job? Make una no constitute nuisance here abeg!


It is quite noteworthy to salute those indefatigable movers of this thread. Those people who still haven't given up despite the many absurdities going on here. Una well done o! Una matter self no go tire God. My friend Avicky, Oga Xfield, Sister Stenon, Aunty Pojomojo, Latestsunny, Aquablue, amongst others.


PS- Waiting patiently for all of you folks to start lecturing me about how unemployment has made you become desperate. Or those indomie graduates that will think of bashing me, una go die for my hand.

So what's your suggestion?

Harmeable:
Just add 12 to the number and divide your answer by 2

e. g. 34 + 12 = 46
46/2 = 23

God bless you real good!!!!! Thanks so much, I am grateful.

Intelligent people should please help me with this. Please,i will be so grateful.

Evathyst:
Request, request everywhere! This thread is fastly going into oblivion.

All of you guys requesting up and down should calm down o, it doesn't work that way. The conventional rule is that if anyone has a job opening, he/she will post it here. If my understanding serves me right, a thread like this should be for posting job and not littered with endless requests. Una no dey tire ni?

Gone are the days when we give interview tips, exchange ideas, career guidance and share experiences about the teaching profession. Nowadays, all I see on this thread is that 'I studied this & that, anybody with a job should contact me'. Make una let person hear word abeg. Hian?

I am very sure you have a job that's why you are saying this.

RealityShot:
Vacancies in Port Harcourt

If you live around RUMUOKORO JN.

dust your shoes and walk along ELIGBOLO ROAD.

lots of schools are advertising for teachers , minders and drivers.

most are "apply in person" so be prepared for interview when you go to any of the schools.

St Helen's and Donelty i remember, others...

Good luck.

(REMEMBER PORT HARCOURT FAST JOBS ARE GOTTEN ON THE STREETS!)

keep submitting your CV to the "big" schools.

The problem is not submitting CVS or getting invited. If you have somewhere already, especially if you are in the primary section, it's hard to attend interviews now that school is in session. Moreover, I have noticed that aall schools are the same, they come with one problem or another so one should go for very high pay so that you can cope with their stress when you remember the pay.

jay7:
Well-done but your so called baby mama should not just sit idle doing nothing, if she is a graduate she can look for a teaching Job no Matter small she earn she will have something to support you with at the end of the month.

Easier said than done. Me that is looking for a teaching job. Started from July and submitted in over 30 schools here in Ph. Only gone for one interview, yet to hear from them. Do you think it's easy? The way people talk as if it's easy to get a teaching job make me laugh. Even with all my experience, qualifications

Prince16:
They ask ds question 4 a variety of reasons:
1. To know ur 'worth'
2. To know if they can afford u.
3. To know what to offer u.
4. It gives them a better leverage when negotiations for salary comes up. Let's say they normally offer teachers in dt school 80k, whereas ur last pay check was 40k, they can add 10k to ds which brings it to 50k. Its a win - win situation until u get into d system and u now find out dt ur colleague (who was employed at d same e with u) is getting 80k. Na dt time vexination go start!



If it has to do with owing of salaries or poor wages, there's nothing bad about revealing that. You have responsibilities. (Your parents /siblings are looking up to you to 'drop' something). U can tell them dt u believe working for/with then can help u realise ur financial and career goals. As per d career goals, ur prospective school nay be offering training packages, offer igcse exams, etc, whearas ur former school does not. Just do a background check of what ur prospective school have as advantage(s) over ur previous school and use it as reasons for choosing them.

Be watchful. Apart from d above mentioned, Whatever negative u say about ur previous employer, no matter how justifiable, may count against u in d long run.

Most schools do summer coaching.....but u nay ask. Its OK.
RME right now! U expect them to say yes?.
This is part of d background checks I mentioned earlier.

Don't, or else u raise unnecessary suspicion on ursef. Again, background checks


Its OK to ask




~pension (scheme)?
~13th month salary?
~health scheme (HMD) for staffs etc

Best wishes

Thanks so much dprince. Your idea helped me a lot.

Prince16:
They ask ds question 4 a variety of reasons:
1. To know ur 'worth'
2. To know if they can afford u.
3. To know what to offer u.
4. It gives them a better leverage when negotiations for salary comes up. Let's say they normally offer teachers in dt school 80k, whereas ur last pay check was 40k, they can add 10k to ds which brings it to 50k. Its a win - win situation until u get into d system and u now find out dt ur colleague (who was employed at d same e with u) is getting 80k. Na dt time vexination go start!



If it has to do with owing of salaries or poor wages, there's nothing bad about revealing that. You have responsibilities. (Your parents /siblings are looking up to you to 'drop' something). U can tell them dt u believe working for/with then can help u realise ur financial and career goals. As per d career goals, ur prospective school nay be offering training packages, offer igcse exams, etc, whearas ur former school does not. Just do a background check of what ur prospective school have as advantage(s) over ur previous school and use it as reasons for choosing them.

Be watchful. Apart from d above mentioned, Whatever negative u say about ur previous employer, no matter how justifiable, may count against u in d long run.

Most schools do summer coaching.....but u nay ask. Its OK.
RME right now! U expect them to say yes?.
This is part of d background checks I mentioned earlier.

Don't, or else u raise unnecessary suspicion on ursef. Again, background checks


Its OK to ask




~pension (scheme)?
~13th month salary?
~health scheme (HMD) for staffs etc

Best wishes

Thanks so much dprince. Your idea helped me a lot.

Please wonderful people I need your help. What should be the right response to these questions from an employer.
1. The last salary you earned at your previous workplace.
2. Why you want to leave your previous work place. If it's because of poor salary or owing of salaries, should you state it?
3. What questions you have to ask about the school. Can you ask questions like this?
a. Do staff come to school during holidays and does the school pay during holidays whether staff comes or not?
b. Does the school owe salaries?
c. Are there any ways to get extra income?
d. Time of closing daily and whether it extends at any point in time or days. OR is it better to keep mute to avoid loosing the job.please tell me other reasonable questions I can ask if these ones are not okay. Thanks a lot.

Oduok:
Sure! it makes sense to include your "PGDE"-in-view in your CV. Let me as well use this avenue to highlight what you may not have known. NTI does not, cannot, and are not allowed to (by NUC) award PGDE. The programme you are currently running is PDE (Professional Diploma in Education). The PDE would qualify you to get teacher's registration with TRCN but you can't use it to further for your M.Ed. like those with PGDE. So if your objective is becoming a registered teacher, then the programme with NTI will suffice. But if you want a place in the academic authority as an Educationist then I think you need a PDGE from any NUC accredited university.

Oh thanks a lot for the clarification. I am grateful.

utchvikky:
pgde in view

Thanks a lot

Adexy4us:
It makes every sense for you to include it.... even if it's just 2 months ago u started the programme

Ok thanks a lot. So I should write "ongoing" if I include it or I should just put it without any date or comment.

Please I have an important question to ask. I am currently running a pgde programme with NTI,also looking for a job and applying to schools. Does it make any sense to include the programme in my CV or should I leave it out and wait till I finish the programme and get my certificate?

Heatup47:
Any Teaching Job in Port Harcourt.

Help me ask because its just Lagos,abuja and the rest.

Prince16:
In explaining to d children,

(No16)
Teacher: 3*4 gives us 12..., so, how many 7 can we get from 12?
Class: 1 Ma.
Teacher: remaining?
Class: 5
Teacher: Good! So 'P' is 5

(No 17)
Teacher: 5*5 gives us....?
Class: 25 Ma!
Teacher: Good, so, 7 in 25?
Class: 3
Teacher: remainder?
Class: 4
Teacher: Good, so, the answer for T is d remainder which is 4
.
.
.
.
.
Question 20:
Teacher: 7*4 gives....?
Class: 28 Ma!
Teacher: how many 7 can we get in 28 (or ''7 in 28?" ) and what will be the remainder?
Class: 4 remainder 0
Teacher: good, so the answer for 'Y' is 0

Thanks so much,you are such a brilliant teacher. Thanks everyone who helped me out. God bless.

wi5dom:
1.Multiply the roll by the column ; (R x C)
2. divide the answer by 7.
3. write down the reminder into the space.

Thanks so much. I am very grateful. God bless you.

Good afternoon all. This is page 56 of Primary 5 Quantitative Reasoning. I have been out of job for a while due to the birth of my baby so I have been working on my maths skills with learn mathematics and this textbook as against August/September recruitment. Please help me with this page. I have been able to study the table and come up with the answers but I know that there must be plus or minus done in a simpler way for the pupils to get the answer. Thanks a lot.

johnime:
A Private School runs a Creche and Preschool. The school is the product of the dream of a professionally trained teacher of 18 years teaching experience abroad and who have passion for young children. The birth of the school was as a result of the passion for teaching and caring for kids in a child-friendly environment as well as offering support to working parents in Niger
We are currently seeking to employ suitably qualified candidate to fill the position below:
* Crechè Teacher
* Pre-School Teachers
* Receptionist (OND)




. Qualifications
* NCE and TC 2 or NCE alone or B.Ed in early childhood Education/ B.sc but have teaching experience.
* Must be Female
* Must have Montessori training.
* Must have passion for children.
* Willingness to learn Montessori training
* Good command of English Language
* Good communication skills.
Salary very ATTRACTIVE! For enquiries: 09022403254 & 08181322613.

location please

No teaching jobs in port Harcourt? Lagos Lagos Lagos. I have even gone round to submit my cv. Well I am waiting and hopeful too.

Jus joined d nairaland forum,I read tru all d comments frm pg0 to d end,v funi n useful wit enuf doubting thomases...tnkz a lot toye,av added u on BB waitin for u to accept.am so hapi camp opens 10th july,at least,I'll work til d end of june,wanted to stp may bt meeeennnnn I rily nid dt salary