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You Want Me To Teach Maths, Physics, Computer For ₦35k – Nigerian Teacher Cries (20292 Views)
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24hrPrayer: 1:02pm On Jan 28 |
A Nigerian Teacher cry out on social media saying You want me to teach Mathematics to SS1 and JS2 students, teach Physics to SS1 and SS2 students, and handle the computer lab for JS1 to SS3. https://x.com/Harmless12345/status/1883646393874829372?t=yayW6YW9mjhCjTJG8T674g&s=19 Teacher suffer alot in this country amid economy depression and high cost of living, yet salaries remain the same. Netizens resonate with the that some of them too through such hardship. Govt should look into private school teacher’s renumeration and try to improve it. Teaching in some private schools is terrible. https://x.com/Harmless12345/status/1883982438847918478?t=y0ahr-f8spafV2XeOKyGyw&s=19 17 Likes 5 Shares |
24hrPrayer: 1:05pm On Jan 28 |
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24hrPrayer: 1:07pm On Jan 28 |
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Dawson126: 1:40pm On Jan 28 |
Harmless, see your display picture ![]() ![]() 48 Likes 4 Shares |
viyon02: 1:43pm On Jan 28 |
Better run away, private schools are dream killer. Many of the proprietors are spiritual in nature.
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cathodekazim: 1:56pm On Jan 28 |
I used to be worried about this nightmare but not anymore. I teach international students via zoom and Google meets
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Pentagon007: 2:43pm On Jan 28 |
I'm doing that shit now and I can't wait to quit for something better. This job can kill future, body, spirit and soul. 26 Likes 2 Shares |
Ballzproblem2: 2:50pm On Jan 28 |
Nobody needs side income teachers in Nigeria.
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TONYE001(m): 2:56pm On Jan 28 |
I taught too...2013 to 2016. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, English, Agricultural Sciences, and French. CRAZY. One proprietress still dey owe me sef. Teachers, security personnel, and health workers supposed dey among top earners in any society. There is a great need for regulating bodies to look into this evil. 32 Likes |
papyjaypaul: 3:08pm On Jan 28 |
All I see from these schools is that they don't have standards. If they did, they would have found a way to streamline these things. I saw one girl talk about exam questions. In this age of AI and tech, all you need is to have the syllabus or course outline and form questions there. Have a question bank where different questions will come from so that the teacher will also not know what kind of question will come out. That's what JAMB did and it's not that hard. Both essay and option questions will have like 20 and 300 respectively. The hardest part will be marking. The computer will do the options and the essay will have marking guide. That may be the hardest part of the whole thing. Marking is the hardest part of teaching but if you give a computer the largest part, you have reduced the errors that comes with a human being mistaking option C for D. The human being will only mark the essay part with the marking guide. Give another corps member that work to do. Let your school be attractive to undergraduates so that they can work for you during their breaks. If they do a shoddy job, it will affect their references in future. See how they work for free in 3 months during semester break. They win (experience on their resumes) and you win (cheap, efficient and innovative labour). Stop working like you are in the 19th century. Use technology to help you. It's not as hard as we make it but if the s are not ionate about education, everything is business to them. It's hard but you can still make life easier for your staff. Hire an intern or NYSC staff to help you structure this thing. Let it be their 1 year project for you and you'll be amazed how far they lead you and your school. We like to complicate matters for ourselves, schools run on a cycle and some things are predictable as long as you put standards in place. 23 Likes 1 Share |
Mariangeles(f): 3:11pm On Jan 28 |
It's the "whooping N35,000" for me. ![]() In Nigeria, human exploitation is a norm. 25 Likes |
ValCon888: 3:26pm On Jan 28 |
If you cannot afford at least N500k per term in this present economy, then you're better off homeschooling your child. The days of the great teachers and pride in teaching are gone for good. Education 20 years ago was far more superior and affordable than they are today. 18 Likes |
floss(m): 4:21pm On Jan 28 |
The problem here is the employees and job seekers… stop showing desperation while on interview. Give them conditions as per why you will work for them. Give them reasons and make them understand that you might currently not have a job but you are not going to be overworked and paid peanuts. Once Nigerians seeking for employment stop appearing desperate and know their worths , no private sector owner will treat you like shits, and also give them clauses that must be respected, if they go against it , it attracts additional charges per hour calculated by the number of days the contract got breached and sign it before accepting the job offer. Do this and watch how careful your employers treat you. This is something every employee and job seekers must do to negotiate at least the price of one student’s school fees as salary. You can’t be accepting 100k naira as salary whereas students in that school pays above 500k as school fees.. If you must accept 100k a month, just tell them you will be teaching one class only and it will be once a week, maximum of 3hours. Once you give your employer your power through desperation, even his dog becomes more valuable than you. I built my self to where I am today, I don’t work for anyone, I told myself after seeing how employers treat their staffs that I won’t work for anyone while I was in Nigeria. 17 Likes 1 Share |
ScaryDreamz: 7:20pm On Jan 28 |
cathodekazim:how do you do that, can you advise on how to go about that. |
24hrPrayer: 8:10pm On Jan 28 |
cathodekazim:Please share update |
tanigororo: 9:43pm On Jan 28 |
At least they never ask him to be school driver yet, one day they will just call him. Teacher Computer, please the students are stranded maybe you should help us take them home, later it will turn to are you not supposed to drive them home ahbi you did not know your responsibility again
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Karlovich: 9:54pm On Jan 28 |
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AirBere: 9:55pm On Jan 28 |
You people should rest with nonsense content on twitter. ![]() ![]() ![]() Unless you're doing your national service as a corper then Three things are involved: 1.You're a very wack maths teacher, like you're irredeemable and weak at numbers. 2. You're creating content for some Elon Twitter coins 3. You don't know your self worth. Number two is the most likely. Make Una rest abeg. smfh 1 Like 3 Shares |
DrAda(f): 9:55pm On Jan 28 |
Please say no and stand by it. This is insulting
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Melagros(m): 9:56pm On Jan 28 |
COMRADES, thank God I don't know how to teach thoughtless of becoming a teacher, I for the wear one pair of socks, shoes and two sets of clothes every week dey go school like some of my neighbours
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Dogalmighty17: 9:56pm On Jan 28 |
Standardization across board is what is lacking here. I know of someone who teaches english to SS1-SS3 and gets paid 25k presently. I'm this economy o. And this is someone who already has a master's degree. I can't understand how people cope on such meagre salaries. That's not living. That's merely existing. Even 100k in this economy is nothing. 16 Likes 2 Shares |
DrAda(f): 9:56pm On Jan 28 |
cathodekazim: 👏👏👏👏 I hope they pay in hard currency |
zombieHUNTER: 9:57pm On Jan 28 |
It's not only the education sector that is taking a hit under Tpain All the sectors are on a steady decline only banditry and terrorism is flourishing Tinubu came to continue where buhari stopped 4 Likes |
Zico5(m): 9:58pm On Jan 28 |
Any graduate that's teaching in a private school with pay less than 100k is just wasting his/her time and energy. Before you understand what's going on, you are close to 50 years then they will discard you with young blood. Instead of teaching in a private school, kindly find a tutorial college where they can pay you 1.5k per hour. They are plenty everywhere especially when jamb and waec are approaching. Teaching in a private secondary school is a pure slavery.
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free2ryhme: 9:58pm On Jan 28 |
24hrPrayer: Some Nigerian private school principals can be really unfair. The issue is that job seekers often act too desperate during interviews. Instead, set your ! Let them know you’re not just there to be overworked and underpaid. Explain your value and make it clear you won’t accept peanuts for hard work. Stand your ground—you’re not just any hire; you deserve respect and fair pay. 2 Likes |
KnowledgePower7: 9:58pm On Jan 28 |
Damn
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EmmyMaestro(m): 9:58pm On Jan 28 |
That is why some of them will vex and slap student
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lonelydora: 9:58pm On Jan 28 |
I have never seen people as wicked as private school owners.
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free2ryhme: 9:59pm On Jan 28 |
24hrPrayer: Cahi |
illicit(m): 9:59pm On Jan 28 |
I was there...
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Kobojunkie: 10:00pm On Jan 28 |
24hrPrayer:Sadly, this is the Nigeria you all fought to keep ---- or didn't even bother at all. And so you would need to live with. ![]() 1 Like |
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