uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

Let me shock you, my school was owing us February when the lockdown started. Since then we've not been paid. No message, nothing.. They just kept quiet

Makavelli25:
My school paid me my full march salary 8k
But since then nothing else
Not even a call. I stoped sending new month greetings april too.

For those quoting me
It is eight thousand
Was just doing it till when admission comes.
I dont only teach o. As the only male teacher
I run errands only a guy can do to
Follow bus,and a lot more
na 8k i go collect

bros I collected 7k as monthly salary too. I understand all these.

friday2011:

Jesus, @bolded
My school paid me my full march salary 8k
Pls how do you survive each month with 8k...God

it is GOD All thanks to my parents, i would have died of hunger now

Minjim:


Let me shock you, my school was owing us February when the lockdown started. Since then we've not been paid. No message, nothing.. They just kept quiet

It seems we are teaching in the same school.

Teeklef:

It seems we are teaching in the same school.

If it's in Lagos and at Ago, I'll say yes to that.

The greatest shylock are some of the private proprietors, paying peanuts to their staff's

Makavelli25:
My school paid me my full march salary 8k
But since then nothing else
Not even a call. I stoped sending new month greetings april too.

For those quoting me
It is eight thousand
Was just doing it till when admission comes.
I dont only teach o. As the only male teacher
I run errands only a guy can do to
Follow bus,and a lot more
Laslas na 8k i go collect

Bros you try. There is dignity in labour.

Na wa

uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

Coolgasman:
You just came here and throw abstract suggestions without any concrete way to go about it. What other possible ways can they pay teachers?

I do not owe you any suggestions. If you need one, you have to ask for it. Besides, it's obvious I responded to someone, not to you.

nedekid:

Bros you try. There is dignity in labour.

wow big bro you are on this thread too. I doubt if you remember me. I fell one time ago and you helped me even when others doubted me. Thank youuu

Gloriagee:
Nah, not buying it

The average middle class income earner in Nigeria earns between N75,000 - N100,000 monthly.
In your opinion, how many percentage of the parents of private school students meet this monthlt income?

Na why private school work na Bleep up��

Minjim:

If it's in Lagos and at Ago, I'll say yes to that.

No, I'm in ondo state.

Yes That's true

When I was working in a private school I considered myself unemployed. However not all schools collect fees at once. Because of the bad economy more parents are allowed installment payments.

uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

They are cheating the parents not the teachers.

This is a good time for Mosques and Churches to assist private school teachers in their places of worship. The hardship they are facing this period is real. Pls show love, show true love

VenusEAGLE:
wow big bro you are on this thread too. I doubt if you remember me. I fell one time ago and you helped me even when others doubted me. Thank youuu

Eyaa. Thanks bro.

uromii:
Every honest proprietor is supposed to have paid it staff their February, March and April salary in full plus even necessary bonus because they collect their fees per term and this money is paid in whole and they normally demand this money (fee drive) from second week of resumption and their dead line for payments is always that first month of resumption and the lockdown started towords ending of March , almost all school's does this.

In other words %96 percent of schools in Nigeria have already collected their pupils school fees before the covid-19 lock down.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May. Most school owners are not always honest to their workers because no regulatory bodies beams their watch light on them.

So if you are a teacher you teach in a private school and you did not receive your April and may salary from your director , just know you have been cheated.

To show How wicked black man can be most of the proprietors/proprietress have dubiously refused to give their staff their complete payment for April, May.

So, because some private schools proprietors refuse to pay their students, every black man and woman are now the most wicked on the face of the earth. Most of you shallow heads just use words without thinking. What level of self condemnation is this. Do you ever thought the private school proprietors may have to extend the school term or session by the number of months the students miss. Will the students be asked to pay for those months again? Assuming that happens, if the schools have used the funds available to clear salaries of teachers during Covid-19 months, where will they get money to pay for the additional months. Let every teachers come together and examine their contracts. That's what should be used as basis for negotiation and demand.

zedegit:



E shock you?

Nna e shock me pass o!!

Thank you OP for bringing this topic up. I have always felt that private school teachers have always been cheated with their monthly pay. Because, why will a teacher who teaches an average of 25 students in each class be earning less than #20,000 while each student pays an average of #40,000 thousand for school fees per term?
I feel each teacher should earn at least what what two students in his/her class pay per term every month.
Even before the compulsory holliday period, most proprietors were just cashing out big time with their students school fees. Most of the children of school owners are also sent abroad to school while an average school teacher can not do that. In some cases the teachers are also expected to pay school fees for their children in the school they teach in! There needs to be a change in all these

Very right

I'm a private school teacher. And I think your analysis above is flawed. This certainly doesn't work for most private schools in Nigeria. At least, not for where I work. Since most private schools are patronized by families that live on somewhere below the middle class income range, I think I have a pretty good idea how they make their payments.

Some parents pay early on. Some pay after the first fee drive. Some pay in parts when they get salaries. Some pay whenever those sponsoring the child's education send the money. Some wait until exam time to pay. And some will still not pay that term. And the school will still consider some pleas too. So 96% is a really unrealistic number. I'ld go with 50% at most.

What you should insist on instead is the school management seeking other possible ways to ensure their staff get paid.[/quote]

nedekid:
Eyaa. Thanks bro.

I mean fell sick

nedekid:

Bros you try. There is dignity in labour.

Nna forget that talk...8 k for talking and teaching and chastising kids for 30days? I would rather not because this is wickedness.

VenusEAGLE:

listen... I don't need to be the school's accountant before I know which of my pupils have paid and those who haven't.

I don't even think you are a teacher because if you are, you would have known a class teacher is supposed to ask each student if they have paid their school fee every Wednesday or sports day

Lol
So, because I don’t ask my students if they have paid their school fees, I’m no longer a teacher? Ok naw. Where I teach, there is division of labor. My duty is to teach, the school admin handles school fees and they do it discretely.
That being said, I don’t ask my students whether they have paid school fees or not. My own is to make sure that they are properly taught.

seanwilliam:


Until u start a private school , you will know how he be... most students/pupils would not pay until exam and even if some go pay, na 30%, dem go dey beg make dem allow their wards do exam.. some parents self fit take their children away from the school in the following term and going to another when the debt accumulated is too much.... except super standard private school oo, but an average private school in naija na doom.. it's not the fault of the proprietors all the time.. they pay mostly on what they earn..

It is very easy for you to sit here and be churning out garbage about private schools not paying you! If it that easy why don't you go and start your own school? Now that these teachers are going round doing private lessons and smiling to the bank have they asked how the school owners are surviving?

My wife runs a school and not until this pandemic period have we realised and seen the true picture that we have been running a charity outfit.

This is especially so if your school is located in a low income area, where paying school fees is a big issue to most parents .

The post that 95% of fees have been paid is erroneous, because for us, just 30% of parents have paid before the lock down.

Most of these schools you think are doing well are struggling like most industries in Nigeria.

During the pandemic, we sat down and asked the question - if the school being run by my wife had been paying the rent for the school for the past 6 years , (it is our property) how much do we have as profit? Nothing! I have even been subsidising the running cost!

When that musician sang the song 'School Na Scan' , I never knew he was referring to school owners too. Our immediate plan now is to close the two flats being used for school space and rent them out!

fujirice:

Lol
So, because I don’t ask my students if they have paid their school fees, I’m no longer a teacher? Ok naw. Where I teach, there is division of labor. My duty is to teach, the school admin handles school fees and they do it discretely.
That being said, I don’t ask my students whether they have paid school fees or not. My own is to make sure that they are properly taught.

ok

Mihzwhitesutana:
If you challenge the school management the other staff that you both planned it will keep quiet and might even turn their back on you

Exactly. I have had that experience.

kunyeo:


It is very easy for you to sit here and be churning out garbage about private schools not paying you! If it that easy why don't you go and start your own school? Now that these teachers are going round doing private lessons and smiling to the bank have they asked how the school owners are surviving?

My wife runs a school and not until this pandemic period have we realised and seen the true picture that we have been running a charity outfit.

This is especially so if your school is located in a low income area, where paying school fees is a big issue to most parents .

The post that 95% of fees have been paid is erroneous, because for us, just 30% of parents have paid before the lock down.

Most of these schools you think are doing well are struggling like most industries in Nigeria.

During the pandemic, we sat down and asked the question - if the school being run by my wife had been paying the rent for the school for the past 6 years , (it is our property) how much do we have as profit? Nothing! I have even been subsidising the running cost!

When that musician sang the song 'School Na Scan' , I never knew he was referring to school owners too. Our immediate plan now is to close the two flats being used for school space and rent them out!

So you've been running charity outfit? Oga fear God nao. Your wife no dey see gain at all abi.

fujirice:

Oga mathematician. Well done o! Are you the accountant of the school to know that every student paid? Do you know all the other burdens the proprietor is carrying or the bills she’s footing to be paying you for not working?
She’s not the government. Unless you have been engaging your students this period without pay, then I’d side with you but if not, channel your requests to the government.
This is someone’s business we are talking about here and not a charity organization.

he might not be the accountant but he knows his students better than you so respect that.... Have experience this too just had to resign she's still owning me a month salary sef but I dashed her already

kunyeo:


It is very easy for you to sit here and be churning out garbage about private schools not paying you! If it that easy why don't you go and start your own school? Now that these teachers are going round doing private lessons and smiling to the bank have they asked how the school owners are surviving?

My wife runs a school and not until this pandemic period have we realised and seen the true picture that we have been running a charity outfit.

This is especially so if your school is located in a low income area, where paying school fees is a big issue to most parents .

The post that 95% of fees have been paid is erroneous, because for us, just 30% of parents have paid before the lock down.

Most of these schools you think are doing well are struggling like most industries in Nigeria.

During the pandemic, we sat down and asked the question - if the school being run by my wife had been paying the rent for the school for the past 6 years , (it is our property) how much do we have as profit? Nothing! I have even been subsidising the running cost!

When that musician sang the song 'School Na Scan' , I never knew he was referring to school owners too. Our immediate plan now is to close the two flats being used for school space and rent them out!

who is churning out garbage??

fujirice:

Oga mathematician. Well done o! Are you the accountant of the school to know that every student paid? Do you know all the other burdens the proprietor is carrying or the bills she’s footing to be paying you for not working?
She’s not the government. Unless you have been engaging your students this period without pay, then I’d side with you but if not, channel your requests to the government.
This is someone’s business we are talking about here and not a charity organization.

You are one of the heartless school owner in Nigeria so giving your staff who sweat to make your Business grow 5k is much after paying her less than 25 percent of revenue from a class.its in difficult time you know sane humans that’s why most private schools in Nigeria don’t last the test of time.only one man want to eat 50 percent profit