Take note: WAEC has released another timetable for the upcoming 2022 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations.

Calling this the final timetable and uploaded on the institution’s website, you are therefore advised to disregard the old timetable and download the new one.

Download the new and final WAEC timetable HERE

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JOB SUMMARY

A Lagos-based EdTech company is seeking excellent Full Stack Developer for immediate full-time employment.

The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, testing, and debugging responsive web and mobile applications for the company. Using JavaScript, Angular, React, HTML, and CSS, this candidate will be able to translate user and business needs into world-class functional frontend and backend designs.

Salary Range: N250,000 – N350,000.

Interested candidates should please send resume to [email protected] while also sharing a one-page cover letter about an important project you implemented.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Develop front and back end websites and applications.
• Design, develop user interactions for mobile and web applications
• Design, develop back end website applications and APIs
• Create servers /database for functionality and ensuring application’s responsiveness
• Ensure cross-platform optimization for mobile phones
• See through projects from conception to finished product
• Stay abreast of developments in web applications and programming languages.
• Work with cross-functional teams to identify and prioritize key areas of the business where AI solutions can drive significant business benefit
• Analyze and implement AI and machine learning (ML) solutions while setting and maintaining high ethical standards.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science
• 4+ years’ experience as a fullstack developer
• Proficiency in front-end languages such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Angular.
• Familiarity with JavaScript frameworks such as ReactNative, NextJS, NodeJS, Angular JS, and ReactJS
• Proficiency with server-side languages such as Python, Ruby, Java, PHP, .Net.
• Familiarity with database technology such as MySQL, Oracle and MongoDB
• Deep knowledge of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for learning
• Excellent verbal communication skills, problem solving skills and attention to detail
• Familiarity with global Edtech products like Byjus.com, Duolingo, Udemy, and their technology
• Strong organizational and project management skills

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You are on holiday and you have a few days left before resumption. And now, you don’t exactly know what to do? You are bored and the question on your mind is what next after exams? Well, here are 3 things you can do after your exams:

1. Learn coding or any tech skill: Tech is the new way of life. If you don’t already know this, then you know now. Invest in coding or software development classes. Pick and develop a tech skill. It will come handy in the coming days.
2. Start a blog/vlog: Now is the time to document your interests in a way that you can show them off to the world and make an impact through them. Do you love writing stories? Then start a blog. Do you love cooking? You can start your own vlog and before you know it, you would have created your recipe and start making money from what you already put out there.
3. Get a work experience: It is not too early to get a work experience. Who says you have to wait till you become an adult before you work? If any of your parents has influences, use that influence to get an internship. Learn administrative tasks and corporate culture; you will thank us later.

Which one out of these are you going to try? Let us know in the comment section.

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It’s the holiday season and children are at home. Maybe you have been thinking on how to engage them in this season, then these options below are for you:

1. Take them to their grandparents: Grandparents are always excited to see their grandchildren and vice-versa. When you take them to their grandparents, you please both your grandparents and your children. You also get a vacation, where you can focus on work and getting enough rest before school resumes.
2. Allow them to learn a second language: Learning  a second language will always be an added advantage in a world of growing career opportunities for few. Apart from that, it will boost their self-confidence and allow them to have a full perspective that allows them to see the world. You do yourself a great advantage when you let your kids learn a second language.
3. Let them learn a digital skill: The world has become a digital palace; your children should no longer rely on traditional skills and roles. Make them suitable to the world by allowing them to learn digital skills like coding, writing and others. This will expose them to the world and also boost their self-confidence.
4. Allow them to play and have fun: There are times that the mind of the child needs a break. They have probably been bombarded with learning and would want to just play and have fun. Let them play and have fun. Allow them to play with their siblings, neighbours and with the imaginary characters on TV. Playing boosts their imagination and creativity; and also allows them to improve on their social skills.

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The West African Examination Council has just released its final timetable for the forthcoming 2022 exams.

The exam, which begins on Monday 9th May, 2022, will hold in all secondary schools and accredited centers in Ghana, The Gambia, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone.

As usual, the exam starts with the Food and Nutrition/ Home Management Practical Sessions and will end with Typewriting on Friday, 24th June, 2022/

Access the full document of the final timetable when you click HERE

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Are you one of those writing WAEC next month? Then you should be informed that your timetable is officially out!

WAEC examination officially commences on 9th May, 2022 and ends on 28th June, 2022 in Nigeria.

Click HERE to check or download the WAEC Timetable.

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There is a scholarship opportunity for primary school students by Nigeria LNG Limited; as they intend to support selected candidates throughout their secondary school education.

To be qualified, you must meet the following conditions:

1. Be an indigene of any of the NLNG host communities
2. Be in either Primary 5 or Primary 6
3. Provide your Primary 5 result report.
4. Provide a letter of attestation stamped and signed by your Head Teacher. Your Head Teacher’s phone number must be stated in the letter.
5. Provide an indigene confirmation letter signed by the CDC Chairman or Chief in his/her community.
6. Provide a letter of identification from your Local Government Council.
7. Provide a recent passport photograph taken without glasses (picture should not be earlier than January 2022).
8. You should not be a child or ward of staff of Nigeria
9. You should not be more than 12 years of age.

To apply, visit HERE and click on the “Social Performance” menu to select “Education.” Click on the Post Primary Scholarship Application Link and then click on “Register Here” to begin your application.

We are rooting for you! Success in your applications!

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1. You should have bought the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Form.
2. You should have generated your profile code and purchased your e-Pin.
3. You should have visited a JAMB accredited centre to register for JAMB.
4. You should have read the JAMB Brochure to check your institution requirement, subject combination and a list of available courses online.
5. You should have bought the recommended textbooks for JAMB Use of English.

If you have not done any of these things, it is important you do them between now and Saturday so you don’t miss this year’s JAMB registration.

Every year, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board conducts one of the most credible examinations in Nigeria that determines whether a student will be admitted to a tertiary institution of learning. A record number of more than 1.7 million candidates registered for the 2022 examination.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is a Nigerian entrance examination board for tertiary-level institutions. The board conducts entrance Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for prospective undergraduates into Nigerian universities.

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First of all, Mathematics is not difficult. The popular belief that says that mathematics is only made for geniuses is only a myth. Embrace the mindset that mathematics is as easy as drinking water and you might just start your path to all-round success. It all begins in the mind. Now, this is how to differentiate between writing Mathematics during WAEC and writing Mathematics during JAMB so you can apply each strategy of success to enable you pass both exams in one sitting.

Writing Mathematics during JAMB means you are hoping to study a science/tech related course at the university; therefore, you already have a prior background of Mathematics and probably, Further Mathematics. Therefore, at this stage, JAMB is not trying to test whether you know Maths or not; JAMB is taking it a step further with you by testing your accuracy. JAMB wants to know how you can solve a mathematical equation in 20 seconds and get the correct answer. The ability to get the correct answers fast can only be gotten through consistent practice of past questions on the Afrilearn App.

On the other hand, WAEC wants a fuller and detailed approach to their mathematics questions. Especially in the theory aspect of the exams, WAEC wants a step-by-step solution. So, you do not want to make the mistake of jumping to the answer in WAEC – show the steps you followed before you arrived at that answer. This is because the steps carry marks as well.

Did you enjoy this? Don’t forget to download the Afrilearn App HERE (for Android users) and HERE (for iOS users).

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Do you know how we know? Because Temitope Oyedeji has been acing Mathematics since secondary school; and guess what he is a First Class Graduate of Mathematics from the University of Ibadan.

If Temitope can do it, then you can do it.

We know this because Temitope will be on our Twitter Spaces on Wednesday by 3pm to share his strategies on how he has been able to excel in Mathematics from WAEC to JAMB and then to University days.

This is your chance to understand how to ace your Mathematics exam. Don’t miss it for anything.

Set your reminders now HERE.

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