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i) your school must "invest" in you opportunities to excel ii) you must also prove yourself more capable than your peers When you are a GEO4, there will be more opportunities presented where you can do well. Again, this is subjected to the school and at times, having a supportive RO who might recommend you for projects, etc. |
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This was shared on an earlier: c: 1.5 c+: 2.0-2.2 b: 2.25 - 2.75 a: 3 Bear in mind that the quantum amt differs for each grade and giving 3 x to an A grader would mean B graders might get lesser. It might be wiser to give the best officer a 2.75 (high B) than an A grade, which would take away 0.25 which can be distributed to the other officers. That quantum would be better spent differentiating between your C+ and B, which can differ as little as 0.05. |
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c: 1.25 - 1.75 c+: 2.0-2.2 b: 2.25 - 2.75 a: 3 |
Hi, is it true that you will be promoted to the next grade (Geo 3 to 4 onwards) when you have 2 years of consecutive Bs after an initial C+ in the year of promotion? Which means the fastest rate that you can go from Geo 3 to 4/ 4 to 5 is 2 years?
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If I did my practicum in the first term and joined the school in the second term, will my PB be pro-rated?
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There is no hard and fast rule for Promotion , but to be promoted, certain criteria need to be met. But meeting those criteria , or exceeding them, does not imply a confirmed promotion. |
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