If you are a Nigerian teacher, and you want to finally get adequately rewarded through your profession, read this!

In an economy in which teachers have historically not been appreciated, I can imagine how bad things can get with the current bastardization of the economy.

I can imagine because my dad also, was an educator.

From the time I knew what his job was, he was a principal, and I remember the times when the government owed salaries. This was years ago when we thought the country was bad and we (Nigerians) had not yet experienced the real meaning of a bad economy.

My parents had to make ends meet.

My dad schooled in the presitgious Fourah-Bay College in Freetown, the capital of Sierra-Leone, at the time when it was the second most prestigious university in Africa, behind the University of Cairo in Egypt.

He had a masters degree too! Back then, it was a big deal!

But here he was trying to make ends meet, simply because he had committed himself to his profession, working for the ministry of Education

If that is how it was for my dad then (in the 80s) when for whatever reasons the government did not pay salaries, I can only imagine what it is now, in this current economy for you as a teacher, with the ridiculous free-fall of the naira, the unrepentant high cost of fuel, and the heartless cost of the most basic things like foodstuff which everybody needs.

I can confidently say that what is being experienced in Nigeria currently is not what you imagined you would experience, after going through the rigors of your years of education.

Without over-emphasizing the terrible shape we all know the economy is in today, the summary is that everyone is hurt, and no one can remember when things have been this bad!

But what if you can become immune to all the cacophony in Nigeria, without looking for an extra skill or a side hustle, but by practicing the profession you were actually trained for - teaching?

What if all the financial terror inflicted on the people by the leaders of today become nothing more than a bad memory of the past, and no more a part of your reality?

The American J1 Visa Exchange Program offers that very opportunity to you, as a Nigerian teacher!

This program offers qualified Nigerian teachers the chance to teach in the United States for a minimum of 3 years, with the possibility of an extension to 5 years!

Imagine earning a salary that ranges from $40,000 to $75,000 per year. That's between ₦66,000,000 - ₦123,750,000 annually at the current exchange rate of ₦1,650 per dollar.

What could earning ₦198,000,000 to ₦371,250,000 over three years do for your life? Picture the house you could buy, the quality education you could provide for your children, the security you could ensure for your family, and the legacy you could build.

One great thing about this program is that...

...you do not need to have proof of funds to take advantage of it!

Yes! When others have to provide proof that they have thousands of US dollars, Canadian dollars, euros or British pounds to get into relocation programs, you do not, because you are a quaified teacher, and are going straight to an employer from Nigeria under this program!

Who would have thought being a qualified teacher in Nigeria would ever come with such a nice associated benefits?

Now, if other Nigerian agents knew of this program and how it worked, they would charge an arm and a leg for it. It is an extortionish culture out there in Nigeria!

But from my experience, if you know what to do, you do not need to pay agents any money (except you don't have the time and you want someone to take on the burden for you).
You see, some agents do not know what they are doing and act almost half-literate, and in the past, have brought damage to their clients.

I have been lucky to work with good ones in the past, but many have not been lucky.

As a matter of fact, when I was coming to America, I actually did it by myself (my wife and I worked on it together). My wife and I just read the instructions and followed them the best we could - to the "T".

Me, With A Life-Size Statue of Einstein In Germany

Me, In Denver Colorado

Me, At An Airport I Can't Remember.
(I think this was Kansas City)

Me, Bonding With Other Nigerian Travelers in Germany

Baggage Claim in The US

Looking for My Gate in Denver

That is why in bringing this opportunity to you, JapaAcademy is not charging you the typical "arm-and-leg" agents charge.

We are instead putting together every step you need to follow, so that whatever you would have paid a sound agent to help you with the process because of what they know, you do not have to pay anyone anymore because you will know it for yourself, and will do it with the care and attention that it deserves.

We have put the information you need to successfully transition from teaching in Nigeria to teaching in the United States through the J1 Teacher Exchange Program, in a series of videos that tell you what to do from the begining of the process to the end.

So now you can progressively go through the process at a pace that appeals to you, from the begining, until you land in the U.S with your employer's vetting organisation waiting to receive and integrate you.

This course is hosted in the backend of this portal and is immediately available to you once your online payment goes through.

Now, to be honest, some of the high fees these agents charge are not unjustified because some people want to be held by the hand individually, throughout the process, and that is partly why people still pay these fees.

We are aware that you may not want to be left to yourself along the journey even if you have all the information you need. So we have created a telegram group in which others who have purchased access to the J1 Teacher Exchange Program video series will be group-supported.

One benefit of this to you is the sharing of information with others on the same path as you, as you make progress along that path.

For example, others may share their experience at the visa interview and tell you what to expect. Any micro changes in procedure that take place as the months pass by will be picked up by members of the community and relayed. You benefit this way and have an advantage far above others doing this on their own or perhaps only just through an agent.

So, this is a breakdown of what you get when you access this course:

So, how much does the J1 Teacher Exchange Program cost?

Well, what is the value of finally being empowered to leave tinubunomics behind and start participating in the U.S economy, being paid well in U.S dollars to practice the profiession for which you were trained?.

Again, the answer to this question is the reason for which people still pay "an arm and a leg" to achieve their japa dreams.

As stated before, while others charge extortionist amounts to "help" clients with their japa dreams, here we are charging an amount you may be surprised to discover. This is because at JapaAcademy, we trully believe that in the Nigerian space, the guided done-with-you method should be the predominant method by which people achieve their japa dreams, while the deep pockets (which are fewer) can continue with the done-for-you-leaning approach which is uncomfortably expensive.

And so, we will continue to release other japa pathway courses which cater to the affordable one-to-many done-with-you method

An example of this is the Funded U.S Study Course, a course that shows you how to school in the United States without paying any tuition because you are funded by organisatins within the United States. This will eliminate the major problem a large amount of educated Nigerians have when it comes to studying in U.S univerities, which is funding.

And we know that a tertiary education in a foreign university is one of the most viable ways to become legaly resident in certain societies, because by virture of your education and the job(s) you land, you become a high value contributor to those societies.

This is whythe J1 Visa Exchange Program pathway course costs only ₦60,000.00 (Sixty Thousand Naira)

But Wait!

Some of the videos are still being made and uploaded to the backend, and so we have decided that anyone enrolling now will pay only...

... ₦60,000.00   ₦30,000.00 (thirty thousand naira) only

This is our Fast-Action-Reward to you if you are reading this message now.

Once all the videos are uploaded, the Fast-Action-Reward will be removed from this page and so will the information indicating the 30,000.000 discount also.

One More Thing!

You see that Funded U.S Study course I spoke about earlier? That is something you may be interested in for yourself (after your 3-5year exchange program in the U.S.A) or for you child (before, during or after your exchange programe).

Enrolling for the J1 Teacher exchange program now gives you access to the Funded U.S Study course at another whooping 50% discount on the 60,000.00 which is the price at which that course shall also launch!

As with most of these things, the earlier you start, the better. And so without further-a-do, click on the button below to secure the J1 Teacher Exchange Program at ₦30,000.00 instead of  ₦60,000.000   which earns you a ₦30,000 discount on our next course, the Funded U.S Study course

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