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12-06-2012, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by singaporeteacher
Hi
How does MOE calculate the salary for an engineer who wants to make a midlife career change to teaching ? What can he expect?
What are the bonuses like excluding 13th month?
This is for an engineer with a masters in mechanical engineering from NTU and with 15 years engineering working experience. He plans to join the MOE PGDE course.
Thanks
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First, you have to get in. Then you will be given an offer. Then you decide to take it or not.
Chances are you won't be happy with the offer.
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12-06-2012, 10:00 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by singaporeteacher
Hi
How does MOE calculate the salary for an engineer who wants to make a midlife career change to teaching ? What can he expect?
What are the bonuses like excluding 13th month?
This is for an engineer with a masters in mechanical engineering from NTU and with 15 years engineering working experience. He plans to join the MOE PGDE course.
Thanks
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The salary offered to you would be around high 3k becos you have no previous teaching experience... you can expect perhaps just a small token on top of a basic fresh grad salary for taking the plunge into teaching... Your Masters is also irrelevant and thus will not help in securing you a better starting offer while you do NIE... Hope you are really going in for the passion of teaching ( and doing lots of mundane admin, dealing with demanding parents, nasty kids and burning your weekends doing ECA projects... ) Welcome to hell... be glad that you only need to suffer less than the rest of us...
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