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Greenland Hall

Geography/Agriculture Science Teacher at Greenland Hall

Greenland Hall • Lagos , Ogun • 0
Full Time , Onsite BA/BSc/HND , NCE 3 - 15 years ₦100,000 - ₦150,000/month
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Posted Oct 7, 2025
Deadline Oct 17, 2025
Education / Teaching&nbsp

Job Description

Core Responsibilities

Instruction and Curriculum Development

  • Deliver Specialized Content:
    • Geography:
      Teach a comprehensive curriculum covering physical geography (landforms, climate, weather), human geography (population, culture, urbanization), and geospatial technologies (GIS).
    • Agricultural Science:
      Instruct on topics such as crop production, animal husbandry, soil science, plant biology, sustainable farming practices, and agribusiness.
  • Lesson Planning:
    Develop engaging lesson plans, lectures, and activities that integrate both subjects, such as studying soil erosion (Geography) in relation to crop yield (Agricultural Science).
  • Hands-on Learning:
    Facilitate practical, real-world learning experiences, including 
    fieldwork
    (geographical surveys) and 
    laboratory/farm-plot experiments
    (soil testing, seed germination).
  • Resource Management:
    Manage and maintain specialized equipment and resources, such as lab materials, farming tools, weather instruments, and mapping software.

Student Assessment and Support

  • Evaluation:
    Create and administer various assessments (exams, projects, practical demonstrations, fieldwork reports) to evaluate students' understanding and application of concepts.
  • Skill Development:
    Coach students in essential skills, including 
    data analysis
    , 
    map reading
    , 
    scientific inquiry
    , and 
    practical farming techniques
    .
  • Behavior and Safety:
    Maintain a safe, orderly, and productive learning environment in the classroom, laboratory, and outdoor settings (e.g., school garden or plot).
  • Mentorship:
    Advise and mentor students interested in careers related to environmental science, agriculture, horticulture, planning, or resource management.

Administrative and Professional Duties

  • Record Keeping:
    Maintain accurate records of student attendance, grades, and behavioral observations.
  • Collaboration:
    Work with department colleagues to coordinate curriculum, share resources, and participate in cross-curricular projects.
  • Parent Communication:
    Communicate student progress and needs to parents/guardians, offering strategies for home support.
  • Extracurricular Involvement:
    Organize and supervise extracurricular activities such as a 
    Gardening Club
    , 
    Young Farmerś Club
    , or an 
    Environmental Action Group
    .
  • Professional Growth:
    Attend professional development workshops to stay current on new research, technology (e.g., drones in agriculture, new GIS tools), and educational best practices in both fields.

Required Qualifications and Skills

  • Education:
    Bachelor's degree in Geography, Environmental Science, Agricultural Science, or a closely related field.
  • Certification:
    Valid teaching license/certification for secondary education, often with specialization in two subjects or a general science/social studies certification.
  • Knowledge:
    Deep content knowledge in both human/physical geography and fundamental agricultural principles.
  • Practical Skills:
    Ability to effectively operate and demonstrate the use of relevant equipment (e.g., GPS devices, microscopes, gardening tools).
  • Interpersonal Skills:
    Strong ability to connect with students, inspire curiosity, and manage diverse classroom dynamics.

How to Apply

Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to:

careers@greenlandhall.org
using the position as subject of email.

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