Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I agree. Esp since PB A and (I assume) never gotten a D? That's ridiculous.

somehow the system reset the YOE when TS got degree??

Originally Posted by Unregistered

somehow the system reset the YOE when TS got degree??

Wah. That sucks.
that fella got so much passion for teaching? Hentak kaki for so so long.

Salute man. Salute.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wah. That sucks.
that fella got so much passion for teaching? Hentak kaki for so so long.

Salute man. Salute.

What's worse is MOE takes such valuable human resource for granted. Everyone will reach their limit of tolerance eventually.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I agree. Esp since PB A and (I assume) never gotten a D? That's ridiculous.

Is she/he the one who said PB got A?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Is she/he the one who said PB got A?

Even if PB never an A and also never a D, the long wait is not justified.

Sad. Hope that person gets recognition elsewhere.
My heart goes to you.

how can 9 years as geo 2? there must be something that happened.

maybe c-? maybe have disciplinary case that was pending investigation but eventually cleared?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how can 9 years as geo 2? there must be something that happened.

maybe c-? maybe have disciplinary case that was pending investigation but eventually cleared?

we will never know

Used to think being a KP will be more sane than being HOT. How wrong I was. Every role just comes with its own set of pros and cons.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how can 9 years as geo 2? there must be something that happened.

maybe c-? maybe have disciplinary case that was pending investigation but eventually cleared?

Strong feeling a dip ED.
Heard it's 'normal' to wait 7-9 years for a promotion. Esp if the school doesn't push/groom coz too many geo 3-5. So either tahan or ciao.

Speaking from experience, I was a dip ED. Got my degree and got promoted within 2 years. My ex colleague didn't and she waited for 8 years. SLs told her that when it's time, it's time. Sad. Bo pian

Has anyone in ranking panel ever seen/raised someone's CEP beyond P6 SEO2 to P6 SEO3/VP? What kind of dispositions does the individual possess for the panel to make such an assessment?

Also, as not all in the panel may even have such a high CEP, how would they know how to assess an officer's CEP to be this high? Genuinely curious.