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If you are an NCE holder and reside around Ikosi, Ketu, Shangisha ,Omole or Berger and you need a teaching job. Please call 08034437211.

addictedwriter:

number not on whatsapp..... already sent a message

Which part of Ikorodu?

Paradise2020:
Teaching vacancies
A government,WAEC & NECO approved college in IKORODU requires the following qualified teachers;
1. Mathematics
2 English Language
3. Physics
4.French
5.Home Economics/Food & Nutrition

Interested and qualified applicant should send CV and application to
[email protected], WhatsApp 08065241224

Which part of Ilorodu

Mike4S:

location?

. Bashorun Ibadan

rottable:

Where??

. Bashorun Ibadan

Mike4S:

location?

. Bashorun Ibadan

Good day everyone here. wink
My name is onyinyechi , based in port Harcourt, I'm a graduate of UNIZIK, I have a first degree in applied biochemistry, I worked before as a biology teacher/principal in a private school,
Pls anyone in rivers/port Harcourt that have any jobs vacancy in a company or teaching should pls connect me .
My email is : [email protected]

Thanks

uglodoh:

Which part of Ikorodu?

ogolonto

I brought this issue here because I need someone to rub mind with. Please no insult. I only need your advice.
I started working in a school last year May, normally they are suppose to remove security fee from my salary for four months but they didn't. Up till last month, I was collecting the amount we agreed on.
This afternoon, the person in charge said she have to remove my security fee at once this month, she said she can't postpone it to next session.
Knowing fully well that removing the whole money means I'm going home with nothing this month end, I told her she shouldn't do that. She insisted on removing everything.
Please, what do you think I can do?

GreaterGraceGG:
I brought this issue here because I need someone to rub mind with. Please no insult. I only need your advice.
I started working in a school last year May, normally they are suppose to remove security fee from my salary for four months but they didn't. Up till last month, I was collecting the amount we agreed on.
This afternoon, the person in charge said she have to remove my security fee at once this month, she said she can't postpone it to next session.
Knowing fully well that removing the whole money means I'm going home with nothing this month end, I told her she shouldn't do that. She insisted on removing everything.
Please, what do you think I can do?

Hi Grace, first, you could have informed them when it was not removed. One thing I have noticed about employees is that they won't forget to remove those deductions later on.
So back to what you can do now, I think you can involve a more senior colleague that could intercede for it to be spread across the next four months. If that fails, you might have to take a small loan to survive.

tshoboy:


Hi Grace, first, you could have informed them when it was not removed. One thing I have noticed about employees is that they won't forget to remove those deductions later on.
So back to what you can do now, I think you can involve a more senior colleague that could intercede for it to be spread across the next four months. If that fails, you might have to take a small loan to survive.

Thanks for your advice. She even told me I can only take loan next session and not now. My heistress interceded but it failed.

GreaterGraceGG:

Thanks for your advice. She even told me I can only take loan next session and not now. My heistress interceded but it failed.

She's all out for you. At this point of the Heistress can't help, you might want to check for alternatives to the loan and refund when the next salary comes. another option is to consider taking lessons this summer and getting extra dough.

tshoboy:

She's all out for you. At this point of the Heistress can't help, you might want to check for alternatives to the loan and refund when the next salary comes. another option is to consider taking lessons this summer and getting extra dough.

Okay. Thanks for your input

Female Teachers are urgently needed in a school.

French Teacher who can also be a Class teacher can apply.

Music teacher with his/her own musical musical instrument should apply.

Minimum qualification is NCE.

Candidates should reside in or close to Kubwa.

Send details, name, qualification, age, location, e.g( Ada, NCE, 25, Kubwa) or call 08120353977.

Qualified candidates will be appointed immediately to resume this August.

Deadline is 6th August, 2019

Ayo199:

I'm interested..
I have Bsc in Mathematics

Have you sent in your CV? If not, do so. Ensure it is accomanied by a letter stating the subject or subjects you are applying to teach.

olowoid:

No Number to call

No, none. If you're interested, forward your CV accompanied by a cover letter stating what position you are applying for. We don't want to discuss with you until we see that you are qualified. Thank you.

Good day friends, I hold a degree in guidance and counseling from unilorin n I finished with a second class upper. Have got a year experience in special education and early childhood education. I have knowledge of phonics as well. If you have any teaching offer for me around ikorodu - ketu you can reach me on 0708 116 9625. Thank you.

If You are working in Greensprings or you have worked there before, pls quote me, I need your help.

sunnymighty:
If You are working in Greensprings or you have worked there before, pls quote me, I need your help.

Did you write test recently and did they get back to you yet?

GreaterGraceGG:

Thanks for your advice. She even told me I can only take loan next session and not now. My heistress interceded but it failed.

she is scared of you leaving and not resuming...

Olu3939:
Have you sent in your CV? If not, do so. Ensure it is accomanied by a letter stating the subject or subjects you are applying to teach.

Done
[email protected] is my email

Swytgal:
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Ayo199:

Done
[email protected] is my email

Received. You will be ed soon. By e-mail

Olujanny:
Hello everyone. I'm sorry to ask this here but I don't know the right section to post it. I teach Biology and new in the system. Is it right to deduct tax from a teacher's salary? If the answer is 'yes'.... What percentage of the salary is deducted? Thanks

if your salary is up to minimum wage,you will pay tax as a teacher. though many schools are using this means to 'scam' their staff. if you ask the school manager, that you need evidence of the tax payment that they have been deducting from your salary, he/she. will tell you that you will see/get the tax slip after 3years..

Funpeter:
she is scared of you leaving and not resuming...

I think that's just it o. Some teachers already dropped their resignation letter, so they are short staffed, and I happen to be their best teacher (academics anyway ).

GreaterGraceGG:

I think that's just it o. Some teachers already dropped their resignation letter, so they are short staffed, and I happen to be their best teacher (academics anyway ).

Hmmmm only if you can leverage on that.......

Funpeter:
Hmmmm only if you can leverage on that.......

Tell me how please

morenikegold:
If you are an NCE holder and reside around Ikosi, Ketu, Shangisha ,Omole or Berger and you need a teaching job. Please call 08034437211.

Wat of those who have Bsc. But can teach very well. And which school please?

Sowl:
: Home Economics Teacher needed in Owerri

Offer for a start: 50k (may increase based on experience)

Send your cv and Cover letter to : [email protected]

1 year accommodation available ONLY for candidates outside Owerri.

Call: 08096600144
English Teacher needed in Owerri

Offer for a start: 50k (may increase based on experience)

Send your cv and Cover letter to : [email protected]

1 year accommodation available ONLY for candidates outside Owerri.

Call: 08096600144

any vacancy for computer science Teacher?
Or Geography teacher?

daxon001:


Wat of those who have Bsc. But can teach very well. And which school please?

How can you beg for NCE job with a B.Sc certificate. It is belittling

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