Good evening, Any vacancy for Chemistry/ Basic Science Teacher within Lokoja?

Hello educationists in the house! I would appreciate if I could get an answer to this question on masters in education. I got a bachelor's degree in educational management just few years ago, and I wonder if I could cross over to an English related course for my masters in education later.

Meanwhile, I already have a strong degree level of mastery of the English language, as I have been studying and teaching it for many many years (studied for at least nine years). As a result, I always seem to do quite better than English graduates in English language teaching job interviews.

I really don't think it would be ideal to continue on with masters in educational management because it won't necessarily qualify me to work has a school head, an administrator or any such thing. The major requirement sometimes is having an experience of about five years in the role, which is not very easy to come by.



***In passing: should you have any job opening for school administration or teaching (English language/Phonetics, up to WAEC/JAMB level); preferably within southwest, please get back to me.



N.B: Comment down below only if you've got something relevant and helpful to say.

Thanks for your time.

anu3:
Hello educationists in the house! I would appreciate if I could get an answer to this question on masters in education. I got a bachelor's degree in educational management just few years ago, and I wonder if I could cross over to an English related course for my masters in education later.

Meanwhile, I already have a strong degree level of mastery of the English language, as I have been studying and teaching it for many many years (studied for at least nine years). As a result, I always seem to do quite better than English graduates in English language teaching job interviews.

I really don't think it would be ideal to continue on with masters in educational management because it won't necessarily qualify me to work has a school head, an administrator or any such thing. The major requirement sometimes is having an experience of about five years in the role, which is not very easy to come by.



***In passing: should you have any job opening for school administration or teaching (English language/Phonetics, up to WAEC/JAMB level); preferably within southwest, please get back to me.



N.B: Comment down below only if you've got something relevant and helpful to say.

Thanks for your time.

Hilarious!

"... do quite better than English" majors indeed!

Phonics instructors giving themselves hope since 300BC.

Patiks:


Hilarious!

"... do quite better than English" majors indeed!

Phonics instructors giving themselves hope since 300BC.

Hello Patiks, I think you've taken it a bit far. As much as I wouldn't like to talk very much about it, it's a fact that has been established by several English experts themselves (interviewers and ex-bosses).

Moreover, I didn't mean to brag about that; and it didn't imply that I know more than them all. The thing is it would take another person of more years of experience in studying and teaching the subject to perform better in a sense.

About Phonics; well, I'm not a great fan of what is called the 'Jolly Phonics'. I think it's got lots of artificialities involved. I prefer to focus on correct pronunciation or articulation of the sounds of English and words; and other important things required in major exams. Not just teaching students some phonetically structured phrases to memorise like a poem or song: no, correct pronunciations should come naturally.

Anyway, Phonetics is just a small part of the exam requirements: it's just 15% in the WAEC.

Thanks for your time.

anu3:



Hello Patiks, I think you're taken it a bit far. As much as I wouldn't like to talk very much about it, it's a fact that has been established by several English experts themselves (interviewers and ex-bosses).

Moreover, I didn't mean to brag about that; and it didn't imply that I know more than them all. The thing is it would take another person of more years of experience in studying and teaching the subject to push me off.

About Phonics; well, I'm not a great fan of what is called the
'Jolly Phonics'. I think it's got lots of artificialities involved. I prefer to focus on correct pronunciation or articulation of the sounds of English and words; and other important things required in major exams. Not just teaching students some phonetically structured phrases to memorise like a poem or song: no, correct pronunciations should come naturally.

Anyway, Phonetics is just a small part of the exam requirements: it's just 15% in the WAEC.

Thanks for your time.

*You're taking it a bit too far/going too far.

Anyways, I share your sentiments on what is called phonics in these parts.

To address your enquiry, I'd say that you'd most likely have to enroll for a PGD in English.

Was English your teaching subject during your bachelor's?

sammoe:

*You're taking it a bit too far/going too far.

Anyways, I share your sentiments on what is called phonics in these parts.

To address your enquiry, I'd say that you'd most likely have to enroll for a PGD in English.

Was English your teaching subject during your bachelor's?

Thanks Sammoe, very helpful. I may work on the PGD soon, God willing.

"You're taking it a bit too far/going too far.

Yeah, both are correct and could be quite used interchangeably. 'To take too far' is even an idiom (I've just googled it, I wasn't sure about that before). I sometimes make up expressions of my own only to find it in the dictionary or online as an idiom or something. I think English is quite flexible in this sense; one could create useful figurative expressions (not necessarily idiomatic expressions, though).

Yes, I taught it during TP. In fact, someone mistakenly sent my result to English edu. dept. However, I was still quite wet behind the ears back then.

Thanks for your time.

anu3:



Hello Patiks, I think you're taken it a bit far. As much as I wouldn't like to talk very much about it, it's a fact that has been established by several English experts themselves (interviewers and ex-bosses).

Moreover, I didn't mean to brag about that; and it didn't imply that I know more than them all. The thing is it would take another person of more years of experience in studying and teaching the subject to push me off.

About Phonics; well, I'm not a great fan of what is called the 'Jolly Phonics'. I think it's got lots of artificialities involved. I prefer to focus on correct pronunciation or articulation of the sounds of English and words; and other important things required in major exams. Not just teaching students some phonetically structured phrases to memorise like a poem or song: no, correct pronunciations should come naturally.

Anyway, Phonetics is just a small part of the exam requirements: it's just 15% in the WAEC.

Thanks for your time.

In case you don't know
Sammoe corrected you when he wrote (you're taking it a bit far.) Because what you wrote is (taken).

Thanks for your time.

EmperorTolson:


In case you don't know
Sammoe corrected you when he wrote (you're taking it a bit far.) Because what you wrote is (taken).

Thanks for your time.

Yeah, I see. That's just a bit of an error there; however, I think I had "You've taken NOT you're taken..." in mind then, or perhaps it's just a bit of a malapropism.

Suffice to say though, I don't usually major on 100% correctness of English and proof reading on social media. It's still quite okay to have simple errors here and there sometimes on a platform like this; it's the unconscious or unknown errors we really got to work on.

Thanks for your time too.

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Zita55:



Greetings! I just got interview invite from the school. Please, I don't know if you can tell me the salary structure of the school.


Thanks

Hmm. I pray you get pass #30k Sha. E get why.

heybel:
I can't

You can't or you won't?

So if your sister were to waste #40 000 pursuing a job that pays #20 000 monthly, you will be happy abi?

God is watching you sha.

That was how a school was putting 'very attractive salary'. Only to discover it was #35 000.

How is that 'very attractive'?

Any salary that is not up to #100 000 should never be said to be close to very attractive in this present economic situation.

Let me know if any reputable school or organization is looking for a qualified french graduate.

Have a great day.

I need a teaching job in lekki, ajah, epe with accommodation. I specialize in science subjects. I have B.sc and a prospective pgde student.
I can be reached on WhatsApp. 08169283082

Do you reside around Iju Isaga/Balogun/Fagba bus stop environs in Lagos ?

Subject Teachers are needed in a well established School.


Requirements: Applicant must have 2 - 3 years teaching experience with B.Ed or similar qualifications.

SUBJECTS:

- English language

- Mathematics

- Computer science

To apply:

Send your CV to sundaybabs11@gmail.com

anu3:



Hello Patiks, I think you've taken it a bit far. As much as I wouldn't like to talk very much about it, it's a fact that has been established by several English experts themselves (interviewers and ex-bosses).

Moreover, I didn't mean to brag about that; and it didn't imply that I know more than them all. The thing is it would take another person of more years of experience in studying and teaching the subject to push me off.

About Phonics; well, I'm not a great fan of what is called the 'Jolly Phonics'. I think it's got lots of artificialities involved. I prefer to focus on correct pronunciation or articulation of the sounds of English and words; and other important things required in major exams. Not just teaching students some phonetically structured phrases to memorise like a poem or song: no, correct pronunciations should come naturally.

Anyway, Phonetics is just a small part of the exam requirements: it's just 15% in the WAEC.

Thanks for your time.

Hhmn!

I don't know what the epistle on Jolly Phonics
and WAEC requirement has to do with your hasty generalisation.

Lemme come and be going. All the best in your job search.

A British/Nigerian curriculum primary school in jabi needs the services of a teacher who will resume in January. please chat up 08165679741 if interested

A British/Nigerian curriculum primary school in jabi , abuja, needs the services of a teacher who will resume in January. please chat up 08165679741 if interested

crownzade:
Do you reside around Iju Isaga/Balogun/Fagba bus stop environs in Lagos ?

Subject Teachers are needed in a well established School.


Requirements: Applicant must have 2 - 3 years teaching experience with B.Ed or similar qualifications.

SUBJECTS:

- English language

- Mathematics

- Computer science

To apply:

Send your CV to sundaybabs11@gmail.com

I'm from Ife. Can you help me get teaching job in Lagos by long vacation next year with free accommodation?

2innocent:
A British/Nigerian curriculum primary school in jabi , abuja, needs the services of a teacher who will resume in January. please chat up 08165679741 if interested

Which one is "British/Nigerian curriculum primary school"? I don't understand.

DamZik:
Which one is "British/Nigerian curriculum primary school"? I don't understand.

It means they run both.

deltateam:


Hmm. I pray you get pass #30k Sha. E get why.

Lol . It's well oh! I didn't attend sha

DamZik:
I'm from Ife. Can you help me get teaching job in Lagos by long vacation next year with free accommodation?

Where in Ife?
I'm in Ife too

EmperorTolson:


Where in Ife?
I'm in Ife too

Modakeke

Any sch that needs crs teacher ooh

AdeniyiA:
VACANCY

A Technical Drawing Teaching position will be vacant early next year in a Command School in Ibadan. If you are good at teaching drawing, send your CV to

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Okay, have sent my CV..................Am a civil engineering graduate with teaching experience in Technical Drawing, Mathematics and Basic Technology.

pemisire017:


Okay, have sent my CV..................Am a civil engineering graduate with teaching experience in Technical Drawing, Mathematics and Basic Technology.

Seen. Will get inn touch at the appropriate time

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Teachers wanted.

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4. Should live in Ogudu, Ojota
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Note: This is a primary school