From Classroom to 6 Figure Salary: Teaching & Earning in Canada| My High School Teaching Experience
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Hi guys, today in this video I will be sharing my experiences as a first-time high school teacher in Canada, breaking barriers and working towards achieving a six-figure income.
Join me in this empowering video where I not only shared how I navigate the challenges of the classroom but also advocate for greater representation of Black educators in Canada. Through personal stories, practical advice, and a commitment to diversity, I aim to inspire and empower Black individuals to pursue careers in teaching. Let's rewrite the narrative together and pave the way for a more inclusive and prosperous future in education.
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Wow😍, thank you for sharing your journey as a first-time high school teacher in Canada🙌. Your dedication to breaking barriers is truly inspiring❤. Keep up the great work in empowering others!
Thank you so much for the kind words💙
I’m a school teacher in Nigeria currently working in a government school. A lot of Nigerian teacher already have this low esteem about the job and it’s majorly because of the financial aspect and how they are being treated by their employers. I’m currently working on my PR to Canada and I have it in mind to switch career as well, but with this video, I’ d have a rethink cos I really love being a teacher but the way teaching profession is being done here is a No No. Thank you Oyin for the enlightenment 🤍
Pls how are you doing it. Like applying for PR and how can one apply for a teaching Job in Canada. Is there like a site? Pls I'll really appreciate it if you can pls explain. Thank you.
The honest truth is that it is hard initially to adjust to the system but over time, the system grows on you and you will see yourself even doing so well. I can’t wait to hear that you are here in Canada o, please the teaching food needs more Nigerian teachers 💙
@@ayodejimosopefoluwa7527 after you get your PR, you either evaluate your Bachelors of education degree change it to their own here or take a few courses to get certified to teach here
@@oyindamolaalao so the first thing to do, is to apply for a PR to Canada right or to apply for a job first from Nigeria ?. I'm asking for my aunty, she as been teaching for years but you know it's Nigeria the pay is not encouraging and she's really good at it, so I'm looking for better opportunities for her.
@@oyindamolaalao sorry to ask again, so the bachelors can only be converted to there standard after you get there?
Ur video popped up while searching about ECE in canada.
I will watch others u made. Learnt somethings
I needed this video. Thank u
U just got a new follower
Thank you for watching
Well said. I am currently a substitute teacher in Canada also doing my Master of Education.❤❤❤
Hi kindly allow me to know how you became a substitute teacher.also here in canada and stranded on where to start.
Have you done your b.ed from canada?
Been waiting on your video for so long... Keep doing you sis ❤
@@damilareowoade8666 a new video coming up this week don’t worry💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Your beauty is not making me focus on the video 😂 you're looking so beautiful sis ❤
Focus oooo🤣🤣🤣 thank you so much💙
Thank you for this video ❤ will send to my teacher friend. Information is key
Thank you my friend😘
Thank you so much for spreading the word💙
This is a lovely video and a good for encouraging someone who wants to teach in Canada.
I would have loved to teach o but my pepper body would not allow me teach these kids ooo. I give kudos to you Oyin and to all the teachers in Canada. ❤❤
the level of patience one needs ehn needs to be studied🤣🤣
Thank you for putting up this video. It's an eye opener.
I’m so glad you found it helpful💙
Thanks for sharing Oyin 🤗. You've just earned a new subscriber.
I'll be coming to 🇨🇦 for fall term by grace to do undergraduate and I'm contemplating (early childhood education) cos i heard is in demand there. This video makes it more easy to decide. Tho I pray for a lot of patience, cos the kids there are way different from the ones we have here 🤔. Its well oh 😅😅
Patience is a virtue and we will build it by God’s grace
Beautiful video, so when you are on break during these months do you still get paid? Or you only get paid when the school is on section.
So you don’t get paid during the holiday but you can apply for EI employment insurance it’s a money the government pays once you are off work.
Great video, very inspiring. Well done 👍.
The experience may not be different from UK. Without passion for teaching, an overseas trained teacher would consider switching to another field. Teaching abroad is very demanding.
Honestly without the passion, you wouldn’t last in the career. May God help us to make things work no matter how demanding
Thanks alot for the information. I studied foreign languages( french and german) and i have 1 year working experience teaching french...........
@@obicynthia8083 like I said in the video Canada only allows residents to get into
Teaching here so if you find your way to Canada, beautiful you can get your license and start teaching
Wow! Thank you for sharing and more grace. I'm a subscriber..❤
Welcome!!🤗
Congratulations Miss. Oyin❤
Thank you B💙
Your videos are always so enlightening. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching 💙
Please send us link to apply. You are a good teacher. I love your calmness
Thank you for the compliment, what link are you seeking
This teaching contents are much needed. God bless you
Thank you so much💙
I've been thinking about relocating to Montréal. I have a Master of Education (six-year degree) and a teaching license from the United States. Can I start teaching immediately, or do I have to take a professional development course?.
@@danaroundtheworld1741 you need to be a resident in Canada first and also get licence to teach. They have to evaluate your qualifications and see if it matches theirs
@@oyindamolaalao Thank you!
I am new here, and I look forward to learning a lot from you.
Thanks and welcome 🤗
@oyindamolaAlao, I want to ask pls, during the breaks, are you still paid since you are not working then?
Of course we are still paid during breaks o because once a week a teacher is on supervision during break so obviously they can’t cut the money 🤣 we are still watching the kids eat lunch to be sure no one is killing each other
I like your honest thoughts, thankss
💙💙💙
Thanks, Oyin for this information.
Thanks for watching💙
New subscriber from Cameroon ❤❤❤.
Thank you for being here 💙💙💙
Same here sis
Well done ❤
@@lovettmariaking1022 thank you 😊
Well done mama❤
Thank you 💙
I have applied for immigration to Canada for teaching.l am permanent chemistry teacher at fauji foundation model school Rawalpindi road chakwal Pakistan since 2007
You need to apply for express entry first and get into Canada before you can apply to be a teacher here
Thank you for making this video Sis... How can I convert into teaching in Canada? What are the steps to take?.
First if you have a Bachelors of education you just need to convert it to the province where you are at licence but if you don’t you need to get a bachelors of education. I have a whole video on how to get into teaching on my channel please scroll down to find it
Thanks for the prompt response. Yes I have B.A(Ed)
Thanks for the information,a new su scriber here.iam a teacher from kenya.let me learn from you on how to convert my credentials.i really appreciate
I have a diploma in early childhood education and bsc in business education…
I’d like to go for early childhood education
Which certificate would you advice I submit for evaluation?
Both of so you get more points
Please i have b.ed in Guidance and Counseling doe a teacher currently in Nigeria is their any possibility of getting an LMIA job? I await your response
I don’t know of any LMIA jobs I’m sorry
Hello, please i teach in private primary school in Nigeria, I've only thought in secondary school once because I did business education, I thought business studies and crk then, though presently I'm not teaching. I'm an NCE holder, if I want to come to Canada, what can i do? Because I know the certificate is more or less than nothing but I still want to teach
You need to get here first and send a msg to the body but I’m sure they will still require you take a bachelors of education degree
Thanks,I studied science laboratory technology, chemistry option(HND).I had been teaching for more than 5years.Please,what step can I take to be a teacher in Canada
Am a Nigerian and leave in Nigeria.Thankd
@@QueenChinwe-o4o you need to get yourself to Canada first before you can get a licence to teach. It’s not an opportunity for people outside of Canada.
I love your content sis. Please assist me with how I can go about getting teaching courses in college or master's programme. I want to go through study route
I think you can check the province you would want to live in first and check their requirements to get a job after studying this will inform the school you will pick and the course in the same province. All the best
Arggghhh, Oyin you are bold oh. I dont think i have patience to teach kids who press phones in class while i teach. How do you overlook though?
So the issue is we keep telling them please keep your phones, they are actual respectful, they are just teenagers whose phone is their priority, once you say keep your phones they listen and keep it and once their attention is cut away again they take out the phones🤣 the good thing is they are really good kids so we keep shouting keep your phones o🤣
Information is really important
Thanks for watching
New here. Good video and a beautiful soul❤
Thank you so much for watching💙
Thank you for this video. Linguistics drew me....are there scholarships for these courses....i am still in Nigeria. I have BA English.
I just posted a scholarship video, you can check that out
Hey sis thank you
I enjoyed watching this video.
Thank you so much it makes me smash the sub and like botton
I had BE back in nigeri ,when i came into canada am like heeen ok now let me go into the normal care job, with 1 year college oo
Now that am seeing your video i think i will rethink and see if I can go into teaching because of the pay and time
I did my placement in school also with elementry kindergarten
My sister i rethink that i need to speak good english like....
Please make another video talking about going back to school for a new teacher
How did you apply not too much detains,
What you did before they take you,
How many courses,
How many placement,
Speaking and understanding canadian children english
How you felt when you use nigeria accent etc thank you
Noted 👍
You have a summer break. But you are not paid. you can only apply for EI
Thank you for the clarification 🙏
Thanks for this video
Thank you for watching
Cool one
Does teachers college have different fees for international students?
Yeah they do, domestic students pay differently from international students
@@oyindamolaalao Waaw
Your video is educative but i did not have BSC in Education, but have been teaching since my service year, can i also use my work experience in Nigeria to apply for teacher in canada
Pls in case I want to continue teaching in canada and I don't have educational degree back in Nigeria how many years of study I will I need to take up the job
If you want to do PR and move to Canada with your teaching experience that’s okay, you don’t need to continue teaching. Also I don’t understand the latter part of your message
@oyindamolaalao pls what am saying is that since I don't have degree in education and I want to continue teaching in canada how many year of program will I put in for once I get to canada
Thank you for this. Please what about taxes?
Obviously tax will be deducted 😫
Is early childhood education a good pay?
It is also a good one and yeah they also pay well
Some school like my school make ss1 student take all courses before choosing whether or science
Wow nice, my school wasn’t like that in Nigeria
Hi Damola nice watching you.I have BSC.ed.so what will it take me to teach in Canada when I arrive?
Converting your degree to theirs here it’s a whole process I have a video on it down on my channel where a friend of mine who did same spoke extensively on how she did hers. You can scroll down to check the video out
Please can you tag the video I couldn't see it.
@@emekajohn4529 ua-cam.com/video/n3M5-Su7ZJk/v-deo.htmlsi=M56IOJvwjj2IYtqJ
Im a teacher in Cameroon where do i start ?
@@curlmcpherson by first being a resident in Canada. You can’t be out of Canada and get to be a teacher. It doesn’t work that way for them here
Congratulations and more wins
Thank you for always 💙
Hello ma'am, please how will a new immigrant apply to schools in Canada
Do you mean apply to teach or apply to study?
Thanks for your response, please to teach. I'm currently teaching in Ghana with B'ed in Basic Education.I've taught for 12years now
Please can you make a video on Educational Guidance and Counselling in Canada 🇨🇦
So I don’t have any experience on this but I hope to find someone who is experienced in this and would bring them on the channel
Thanks, ma, we look forward to seeing that
I switched to tech(cybersecurity). I don’t really like it ( I went in cos of the money).
I think I like to teach.
As you have said teachers make 6 figures. Do you advise I switch to teaching ?
I also want to switch to cyber security,I'm a teacher.How do I do that switch to cyber security?
If you think you have the mind to teach and it will make you happy, please switch by all means and make yourself feel better about your career. I wish you all the best
Teachers don’t make 6 figures here in Canada 😂
The average teacher salary in Canada is $45,007 per year or $23.08 per hour depending on the province. Entry-level positions start at $36,096 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $72,113 per year.
While professors make between this range. The average salary for professors is $141,006 per year in Canada. The average additional cash compensation for a Professor in Canada is $10,464, with a range from $5,046 - $21,697.
Hi Victor what was your roadmap in cybersecurity?
@@anthonyabbot7618 I don’t get the question
Roadmap like the aspect of cybersecurity?
A new subscriber
Welcome to the family💙
❤
How can we reach you?
IG bridgetie28
Please what about primary school
It’s called elementary school here
@@oyindamolaalao ok thank you. Please can u enlighten us about the elementary school ? That's what I do and love. Can one actually excel in it out there?
You are not audible ma. I think you should be more loud.
Noted, will make amends in the next video🙏
Shey I won’t go and become teacher bayii
We can welcome you to the fold o🤣
Teachers don’t make 6 figures here in Canada 😂
The average teacher salary in Canada is $45,007 per year or $23.08 per hour depending on the province. Entry-level positions start at $36,096 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $72,113 per year.
While professors make between this range. The average salary for professors is $141,006 per year in Canada. The average additional cash compensation for a Professor in Canada is $10,464, with a range from $5,046 - $21,697.
Ya I don't know where she getting her info from....
@@joycew.6531 what information?? There’s nothing like that
@@Missoliviachichi i was actually agreeing with you....Ms Alao is giving ppl wrong info about salaries...
@@joycew.6531 yeah she lied about the six-figure
@@Missoliviachichi Yup
wow
Congratulations to you
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for always watching💙
Pls more volume..next time
Noted thanks will do that in the next video
Another beautiful Lady...Another beautiful lie...
Rather than call me a liar pls do your comprehensive research, attached links for you to check
teachers.ab.ca/sites/default/files/2022-09/EdmontonSD-ChangeInCompensationData-2022.pdf
local38.teachers.ab.ca/SiteCollectionDocuments/Salaries%20and%20Benefits/2022-24%20SALARY%20GRID%20ALLOWANCES.pdf
www.wta.mb.ca/member-resources/collective-agreement/9-salary-schedule-for-teachers-not-in-administrative-positions
@@oyindamolaalao calling the message a lie does not necessarily mean you are a liar. The message and the messenger are two different things...
@richardadjakonor3546 yes you did bcos she own the message. I think she's done well with her findings, the system may be the liar not her.