Career as Teacher

All teachers are important, whether BT or not. Stop this comparison, it’s really unhealthy! We should support one another, move towards our shared goal.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sorry if i offend you BT. It has similarities. When i was an officer, Recruits are my minions. Now BTs are my tools to climb up the ladder. Throw work at them and take credit under the guise of guiding them.

you must be from tekong, or pretending to be one. cos it's an open secret the lower percentile officers/scts are sent there, so nobody brags about being posted there. either way, you're not capable of manipulating others. most likely at the receiving end. my condolences to you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

All teachers are important, whether BT or not. Stop this comparison, it’s really unhealthy! We should support one another, move towards our shared goal.

you must be a BT. long story short, lots of teacher wannabe rejects here. ignore them.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

you must be a BT. long story short, lots of teacher wannabe rejects here. ignore them.

I’m not a BT. A teacher of more than a decade and still very passionate about the job that I do! BTs in my school are all valued as much as anyone else.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Impossible to be paid the same as them after 6 years, unless you are on a different scheme? Or diploma holder?

Was from dip ed, but got my pt degree last year

Just wanted to ask, if an officer is going to get C-, is the job holder’s RO obligated / required to inform the job holder during year end work review? (e.g. in the case of a mistake made towards the end of the year?) Or might the job holder be unaware of this C- grade and find out only during the following April’s Performance Grade reveal?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just wanted to ask, if an officer is going to get C-, is the job holder’s RO obligated / required to inform the job holder during year end work review? (e.g. in the case of a mistake made towards the end of the year?) Or might the job holder be unaware of this C- grade and find out only during the following April’s Performance Grade reveal?

Would have been warned during mid year review instead.

Untrained better to bully than BTs lol

You won't believe what I just saw — our crying abang was on TV again! Remember how he was the emotional star of NDP 2022, and that tearful performance which shortly landed him into the HOD gig? Well, he’s at it again this year, crying like a champ. At this rate, I’m half-expecting him to get a promotion to Vice Principal within the next few months.

I guess tears really are the secret to career advancement! Should we start rehearsing our acting for the next NDP just in case?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If this is not your first application, you can only post out afrer 3 years.


Actually when I was looking at open postings, there is this school in the north which had 30 vacancies, including senior KPs. It's really scary. The school climate must have been that bad to have a mass exodus.

For my school, there was a teacher who came in via closed posting. But he resigned thereafter.

which schoool?