100%.

Wikidekk:
School Owners have lots of decisions to make.
As a school owner, will you employ a man with dreadlock as a teacher?

backward questions from an hypocritical nation and her dwellers who will run at the slightest opportunity to the west where tutors with tatoos and bizarre beliefs will tutor them..

illmatic101:


Yes Jesus was a Nazareth.

Lol...
What is Nazareth??

I will not..parents will look my teachers as irresponsible even if d person is saint

With the way people think, this country no fit move forward!! Kai!!!

Instead of you to focus on what the person can bring, you’re talking dreadlock!!! All the criminal polithievians in the country no get dread lock oooh….

Yes if natural, no if artificial...abi u want turn the students to malians

My advice is simple. Do not employ them . Their look alone is not how we want our kids to look like. Dress well and be addressed well. If you come in a Rastalike look, be ready to have a good number of ur students think and look d same way. Puff puff

It's only few schools that understands what international is.

The rest runs school based on their moral or religious leanings

If he pass your aptitude test why not. If wealthy people or popular artist puts on dread you guys envy and wish to be like them, if unknown or broke guys put on dread you liken them to be criminals , Igbo smokers etc. Dressing corporate doesn't make you less of a criminal or irresponsible.

Danjikanbauchi:
Oga who told you that Jesus was a Nazareth, liar Mohammed has lots of disciples on Nairaland.

You are either from the north or grew up in the north right?

Why not if he has something upstairs, but,will he be a good role model to the kids?

Wikidekk:
School Owners have lots of decisions to make.
As a school owner, will you employ a man with dreadlock as a teacher?

chii8:
No, I wouldn't want to lose some parents who may see it as offensive to please a teacher.Teaching also is a noble profession[b],if you want to carry dreadlocks,then look for job in a music industry or cele church and not in a school.....[/b]

No sir. Sentiments aside, that move would be bad for the business

If it's natural dreads it won't be seen as much a big deal..highest students go jes dey call Uncle/Mr Dada

The case is not the same for artificial dreads,.intentions maybe harmless but such individual will still be seen as irresponsible,ill-mannered,pervert,worldly,cumly to say the least. No school or institution go even think am.


P.S My answer is applicable only in Nigeria My country

I can even employ a man with Mohawk and tattoos. .

As long as he appears neat and well dressed, he is good to go.

The main thing is for him to possess the special ability to pass on knowledge and mentor young ones to greatness while showing great discipline and responsibility.

BafanaBafana:

You are either from the north or grew up in the north right?

Danjikanbauchi is from Ebonyi state.

Where he live, is where I don't know.

Wikidekk:
School Owners have lots of decisions to make.
As a school owner, will you employ a man with dreadlock as a teacher?

Dreadlocks no affect work wey im go do...

So make he teach the children how to do dread abi or watin the children won learn for him hand be a good example for others to follow I can’t employ him even if me his employer has dread

KingAzari:
I will be more interested in what he has in his head than what he has on his head.

Don't you know you can't see a sensible likewise an intelligent man with a Dreadlock or who dress like a lout..

Your dressing, the way you speak and how your walk is one of the way people address you. That's why your dressing is important during interview.

advanceDNA:


Lol...
What is Nazareth??

Please and please just do a little research.

doggedfighter:



What if he refuses to reason to suit you and the society?



Will you let him or her go ?

how will a job applicant refuse to reason differently.

Shey na him the find work

Aside the entertainment and sports industry , give me a list of 10 renowned people carrying dreadlocks

For the first time, In a long while I'm reading intelligent comments on Nairaland.

It’s actually a silly question! What does his hair have to do with his teaching abilities.

This is a question you will only find circulating in a country like Nigeria where we judge people by their looks. Dreadlocked hair = irresponsibility!

Dshocker:


No need asking the question,he is irresponsible and would affect the image of the school

what makes him irresponsible, dread? In what perspective are you defining irresponsibility?

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A little trial will convince you

Dreadlocks is not acceptable in our society unless if you are rich people will respect you with that

matrix199:
Don't forget Jesus was a Nazareth(had dreads) and was not judged using his hair type. But then, our society has stereotyped dreadlocks as a sign or show of irresponsibility. We think low cut or bald portrays responsibility which is not necessarily true. 99% of criminals and terrorists paraded were not wearing dreadlocks but low cut. So, as a school owner, i'll give every applicant a fair treatment and later make them understand how the society sees things and how the way they see things may affect our business. A sensible dreadlock applicant would reason out my explanation.

My school teacher then de so Jerry coil. Lol

illmatic101:


Please and please just do a little research.

U that called Jesus “a Nazareth” is directing me to go an do research....wonders shall never end.... this nairaland seff

Solsix:
No I won't, wether natural or artificial. Am a teacher students are easily distracted, you might be teaching and the students will be admiring ur hair style u may think they are following. Next thing is for them to start copying your hairstyle . So NO

Exactly

Most people who wear dreadlocks are Rastafarians, and Rastafarians are very intelligent. Moses who led the Israelites, John the baptist who baptized Jesus Christ, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia and the legendary Bob Marley all had dreadlocks, and were great teachers. And not forgetting Lucky Dube and Alpha Blondy, and the rest. Great teachers.