₦airaland Forum

A lot goes into teaching business as a whole. There are a lot of factors that determine the salary and the tuition fees. A school could have an expensive selling point that gulps money which resultant affects the overhead running cost. For instance, a school with digital settings will need constant power supply, wifi subscription, IT gadgets and technicians who will manage the system. This afford mentioned project in the face of Nigerian reality considering the cost of fuel and band A, band B Phcn wahala go no say runming cost go dey high. Anothr is that in each classroom there will be provision of IP boards, projector for each class, systems and power generating plant that can power that.

If the population of the school is not much, definitely, teacher's salary will be affected. Most private school owners don't use their building so they get to pay rent depending on location of the school and the building they occupy. Some pay as much as 5-10million/year or as low as 1-2million/year.

Many schools continue to equip the school facility to retain and attract students and at the same time try to possess their own building in the face of yearly increase in rent.

If you have being a school owner, you will understand that school is capital intensive andost proprietors run schools on loan received from banks and paying back is a must if they they still want to be in business.

I am not a school owner but I have been a school administrator and the made me privy to facts. However, I agree with you that most proprietors/proprietress are exploitative in nature.

Running a school no be yam ooooo, if u think it's easy, try starting one and let's see how much you will pay ur staff.