I have a BSc degree in Physics with a Third Class (Hons)... The class of degree doesn't reflect my true intelligence as i really understood the course well....i finished with this class of degree cos i was a victim of some particular circumstances.

During my Nysc days, I teach physics and my students and fellow teachers are awe of my level of understanding of d course due to d way i make it so easy for d student to understand....

I'm through with Nysc and i want to apply for a teaching job in one of the top High school in town, I'm contemplating if my class of degree will not be a hinderance for me in securing d job or what do u think i can do to increase my chance to get the job...

Be sincere with no abuse pls....Thanks

I studied physics too and you don't have any hindrance. Just make sure that you get to the oral test stage.

Hi,
Some employers have the understanding that poor academic result doesn't connote poor output if given opportunity while some will not even want to come in contact if people with low degree result.
It depends on the person reviewing your CV
Since you said you are very good teaching the subject, no problem but if you have money you can still try to enroll for PGD at National Open University or any other reputable institution.
Regards.

PREFERABLE SOLUTION(long process):
- While working re-enrol for an undergraduate degree program as a Direct Entry candidate. And ensure to graduate this time with nothing less than a second class upper division grade.

QUICK FIX:
- Go do a PGD and follow it up with a Masters degree immediately.

In between you should get involved with as many associations and societies related to your field, as this comes with professional certifications and awards which should show as an evidence, how good you are.
Remember "Action speaks louder than words".