I'm not a teacher but I know a small size private school that paid full salary till April.

clintino700:
The private school where I work in Port Harcourt as part of the mgt Board paid March and 50% in April, there have been no income since first week of March into the Schools purse.
People are finding it difficult this period especially you have to survive without an income.
From the look of things this May Ending some palliatives will still be paid out.

what school Pls

it's not just private schools.What about staff of hotels,event centres,fast foods,cinemas and others?

Don't generalise. My boss is not owing us. She paid us as and when due. May is next

sisitito01:
It has not been easy at all. They didn't even pay my mother her full salary for March.

What That's outright wickedness

Excellentmind19:
Private lessons

you can go online. Believe me everybody wants their children to learn. I use learnbox.org.ng private tutors can utilize it.

I was paid the peanut change for march, half salary april, followed by a notification telling us that payment of salary can only be done when the resume. I am busy suffering oo!

Duchaello:



The last time I got paid was in March and it's not even full salary

Even if it were, it's still a pittance.

We were owed January and February at my place of work before the corona ishh sef. Is it those ones that will pay during lockdown? Long story...

They are not copping. The Proprietor of my kids school just sent me a long message requesting if we can pay for the third term so as to pay for the teachers March salary even the second term examination has not been done. He even asked if he can get a loan. How do you expect me that I am working from home and my salary has been reduced to 50% to do that? I pity them.

urchcoded:
you can go online. Believe me everybody wants their children to learn. I use learnbox.org.ng private tutors can utilize it.

Kindly shed more light on this

mzfunshy:




Kindly shed more light on this

. I don't think I'm allowed to drop my number here. Maybe you could pm me.

Teeklef:
The last time I got paid was in February.
My proprietor called during this unwanted holiday, I was very happy thinking something must to drop but the man just said"hello! I just want to say hi". I nearly cried that day.

Your proprietor cares. You need to appreciate that.

buikem2:
I own a private school.. Not in Nigeria but in another African country.

We stopped school Mid-march and I paid full salary to all teachers and workers. But I made it clear to them that we don't have the means to pay other months if there's no school and no school fees entering. Here school fees are paid monthly and not per term.

Na so e be since. They didn't get anything in April and will not get in May. I feel for them but we can't jeopardise the future of the school for the sake of families of workers. It's a contract... You work, you receive payment. The contract isn't to take care of their families. It's simple business rule.

Some came crying they don't have anything to eat and I gave some palliatives, not in the of school oh but personal sentiments.

We pray this all stops so that everyone returns and things get back to normal.

I say mek I drop my opinion from a school owner.

At least you made it clear to them and I believe you didn't engage them in online tutorial for your pupils.


How do you reason a proprietor not paying and still asking teachers to engage in online tutorial as well as come to school 3 times in a week!

One thing is CLEAR, private schools get levels: some are mushroom schools, some have money but greedy proprietors while some are big players and very considerate. They engage their teachers to take pupils on online tutorial and pay full salary. Coro gat nothing on them. These are the ones mushroom schools are trying to mimick but very soon the cocks will come home to roast.

Las las you sack them and they show you middle finger and once Coro blows off, they find responsible schools.

No time for nonsense!

Queenext:
If after this coronavirus, a normal human being didn't do everything to exit private school teaching, then the person is destined for suffering.

Private school owner should be classified as slave driver,with no mercy.

Even without coronavirus, they owe, with this, this is the perfect opportunity to become boss debtor.

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femeritus:


Your proprietor cares. You need to appreciate that.

You are right. Shebi the caring don give me ulcer now. I do appreciate his caring.

Acidosis:


Nothing stops school owners from innovating. A school owner can own printing press (for textbooks, note books, sport wear, etc). Engage your teachers and motivate them to write textbooks, that way, you're able to internalise your operations, and be more productive. A school owner can even own a business centre, a garment factory for the production of wears to pupils in smaller schools. There are lot more a school can do to stay competitive with other industries like the banking industry.

I'm aware of some measures. For example, some schools rent out their space for parties. However, more can be done.

Private Universities have adopted this model and it's working so well.

Well said! Thumps up!

Oga, private school get levels oh,...... there are some that are paying, and will continue to pay for the next 6 Months if lockdown continues,....... Some are even having online classes with their students on Zoom and Microsoft Team. It's not enough to just teach in a school, knowing the capacity of the school is also important.
This period is a lesson, a hard lesson, for a lot of people, I can only hope that we get some wisdom out of the situation

mslilybeth:

True, so many private teachers are paying the price of this lockdown, but there is an alternative, you can make passive income this period , I can show you how.

pls can u show me how am interested..

Jimmyubah2:
My school paid March and April salaries even though we have been home since March ending.
But we are not sure of may Salary.

You r pragmatic.
Many fail to realize DT like computer, 'garbage in, garbage out'. The salaries cone from d school fees, and if students fail to pay school fees as a result of the lockdown, where will d proprietor see d money to pay the teachers. Sooner or later, just as u've already figured it out, ds salaries u r being paid will come to a stop. Its a no-brainer.

Chorister1990:
My Boss managed to pay half salary in April and told us she won't pay may

Na so e be
#kpn it real

Rickade2:
Everyone is blaming school owners but none has ever looked out with the eyes of school owner. Don't let us forget that school generates their income from fees that parents made and this cover for overheads, staff salaries and others. Since their is no sessions and nobody is paying they can't pay any staff.. Cos where will the money comes from.

Simple!

The more reason why you should choose your work environment carefully. Even if the lockdown continues till July. All staffs of Elite Academy would continue receiving their monthly Allowee. I feel for others who aren't being paid though.

My school *STERLING CHRISTIAN SCHOOL* paid our full salary for the month of April because we did a two weeks online assignments for students and then told us not to expect *May*/salary.

cruz419:

pls can u show me how am interested..

Send me a message on what's app, 07083929787

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hstar:

Please how I fit reach you for the business, though money no dey now o, but I go surely do dis business

I'm interested please

ajebuter:


I work for those super big institutions and we all got paid..

Full salaries.. March, April and expecting May next week..

Kudos to our godly Chairman and his wife, the Executive Director ..

Please which state is the school based: Abuja, Lagos, PH or another state?

It has not been easy my people, forget this our school owners they will just use you and make their money and forget about you.

mslilybeth:

True, so many private teachers are paying the price of this lockdown, but there is an alternative, you can make passive income this period , I can show you how.

How. Tell me as long as no capital investment.

Eulalia:



Not all. My schools are standard and the owners are fair dealers. They don't owe

Which school?

emotionada:


Which school?

In my area here in Lagos.