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Is there still hope in the teaching career in Nigeria?
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[QUOTE="Mika, post: 192557, member: 29399"] I cannot speak of Nigeria, but here in my country, teaching is a lucrative job. If you managed to pass competitive exams taken by the teaching service commission, you will be placed in community schools, where the basic salary is at least $350 per month, which is not bad income considering the fact that it is twice the minimum salary offered in the country. Even when you cannot get a job in community schools, there are many private schools where you might be hired. You can even start private teaching. I have many relatives who work as teachers in private and community schools. [/QUOTE]
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