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  Facts Save 10% writing exams A lot of  our youths are still unaware of the major public examinations covered by examining bodies. They still ask questions like: Which exam is important?  Who should seat for this examinions?  Which examining body is incharge? We shall look into details the important public examinations you need to know. The major public examining body in West Africa is the west African  Examinations Council  (WAEC). There are other examining countries in member countries.  In Nigeria for instance, such bodies include the international centre  for examinational Evaluation  (ICEE) established at the university  of I bad an in 1972, the joint Admission and matriculation Board (JAMB) newly set up for University admission,  and many professional organizations  Examples: Medicine Accountancy  Surveying  Which conduct certain national qualifying examinations, educators should be familiar particularly with the WAEC, the most important international bo

Get a coach   It's hard to watch your children suffer, no matter how old they are. If your daughter is now an adult, and is suffering because of an addiction, it's hard to know what you should do. On the one hand, you want to take care of your daughter and solve all her problems. On the other hand, her presence in your home is destructive to her and to the rest of the rest of your family.  Getting your addicted daughter out of your house can lead her to the help she really needs and provide peace for the whole family. The below points could help if  your adult seems upset or worried about going to school your adult refuses to go to school your adult has had problems with school refusal in the pass School refusal is different to ‘wagging’ or ‘jigging’ because it stems from a teen’s anxiety about school. They might be worried about their school work, interacting with other kids, dealing with teachers, playing sports or being away fro

The truth is, mos t people like to make their lives difficult. Ask How? By always comparing themselves to others. They spend their energy torturing themselves on how slow they do things compared to somebody else. And, how can we blame them? After all, we live in a corporate era that glorifies high achievers and doesn't tolerate failure. We've been educated this way since we were kids. We wanted to be the ones who finish that Math test first. We wanted to be the most important player on the soccer team. And every time someone was getting better than us... We got worried. Nowadays, we secretly envy that co-worker of ours who always delivers his projects early. Or that manager who's able to master new skills more quickly than we do. We could believe that this inner competition with others would make us better. That it will help us achieve our goals and get further in life. In reality though...i t's a recipe for disaster. People who do that set themselves for unhappin