15% pay cut from private sector to teach in Polytechnic

[zero_88]

what is the salary for a 32 year old guy with local uni degree? if now joined?

4 years experience

Originally Posted by fuzzyjas

More control for Work Life balance, potential long term career employment (although polytechnic lecturing is offer under renewable contract with the same perm benefits) and somewhere in between, passion to nurture young minds for work requirements and expectation in their chosen major/field. Does that justify fort he deep cut of 15%?

poly starting wages are stagnant or have even fallen when adjusted for inflation for the past 20 yrs

is the issue with the lecturers or school management?

Originally Posted by zero_88

what is the salary for a 32 year old guy with local uni degree? if now joined?

4 years experience

wont even get in cos too little exp

Originally Posted by Unregistered

poly starting wages are stagnant or have even fallen when adjusted for inflation for the past 20 yrs

is the issue with the lecturers or school management?

lost child. even public service jobs try to keep up with wage inflation

Originally Posted by zero_88

what is the salary for a 32 year old guy with local uni degree? if now joined?

4 years experience

you didnt read the previous posts, its a career suicide for youngsters

Originally Posted by Unregistered

you didnt read the previous posts, its a career suicide for youngsters

for a retirement village poly pays quite high, no?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

for a retirement village poly pays quite high, no?

poly lecturers these days have got a lot of CCAs. Need to help poly earn money on the sides..

pay cut for fk wtf bro u siao

15% pay cut sure die

Just Joined a poly at the age of 29. Per month about $6k.
Joined for passion for teaching and slower pace after working around the clock since 18 years old.

Is this the standard payment package?

i just joined a poly at the age of 17. Not too sure where you guys are getting the money from but I sure am paying to be here.