Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is C- getting more and more common these days? Been getting that in 2 consecutive years and I am still the normal HOT these days in schools.

Is it a macro method for MOE to cut wage cost or is it a hint from the school for teachers to retire early and move to FAJT?

wah, what happened? maybe your RO sacrificed you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is C- getting more and more common these days? Been getting that in 2 consecutive years and I am still the normal HOT these days in schools.

Is it a macro method for MOE to cut wage cost or is it a hint from the school for teachers to retire early and move to FAJT?

2 years with C-? Have you ever reflected that its not an MOE issue, but a you issue?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

2 years with C-? Have you ever reflected that its not an MOE issue, but a you issue?

It used to be that if you never have any major cockup, but you never do anything that is worthy of any special mention during ranking, you will get a C, which used to be 1.5 month PB, then it dropped to 1.25, then 1.1.

Now, that same performance seems to net you a C-, which even though they say its a "good" grade, comes with 0.75 month.

So that is not the norm in other schools er?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

2 years with C-? Have you ever reflected that its not an MOE issue, but a you issue?

Sorry, KP.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is C- getting more and more common these days? Been getting that in 2 consecutive years and I am still the normal HOT these days in schools.

Is it a macro method for MOE to cut wage cost or is it a hint from the school for teachers to retire early and move to FAJT?

PB out already?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

PB out already?

By end of this week

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It used to be that if you never have any major cockup, but you never do anything that is worthy of any special mention during ranking, you will get a C, which used to be 1.5 month PB, then it dropped to 1.25, then 1.1.

Now, that same performance seems to net you a C-, which even though they say its a "good" grade, comes with 0.75 month.

So that is not the norm in other schools er?

Since you want to be HOT and C- and C difference in PB is only 0.35 month, why does it matter? Just do what your PB justifies

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It used to be that if you never have any major cockup, but you never do anything that is worthy of any special mention during ranking, you will get a C, which used to be 1.5 month PB, then it dropped to 1.25, then 1.1.

Now, that same performance seems to net you a C-, which even though they say its a "good" grade, comes with 0.75 month.

So that is not the norm in other schools er?

Wow. So now standard C Is 1.1 month？ No wonder, when I saw 1.1 month I was like what did I do wrongly. Only to know of someone in another school C also 1.1 month.

So for GEO scale, now standard C grade is no longer 1.5 month?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It used to be that if you never have any major cockup, but you never do anything that is worthy of any special mention during ranking, you will get a C, which used to be 1.5 month PB, then it dropped to 1.25, then 1.1.

Now, that same performance seems to net you a C-, which even though they say its a "good" grade, comes with 0.75 month.

So that is not the norm in other schools er?

I guess if everyone also want be HOT, then the happiest one gets the C- lor 🤭

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Saw this list of GEO PB range shared a while back. Seems to be in line with data points shared so far.

A 2.8-3.5
B 2.25-2.75
C+ 1.55-2.2
C 1.1-1.5
C- 0.5-1
D 0

Is standard C still 1.5 months?