Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Who would be in the panel to raise your CEP? Does it include all the KPs or only a selected team?

All KPs, usually initiated by your RO or SLs.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi May I check how P and ranking team can determine or escalates our promotion?

Promotion is not determined by ranking panel. The only way they can escalate it is endorsing an excellent performance grade or review your cep upwards.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi May I check how P and ranking team can determine or escalates our promotion?

They don't. It's been said tens of times in as many pages on this thread. HR reserves the exclusive right to decide on promotions.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Quite good already. With just diploma and you go to other parts of civil service or private sector, you won't be commanding equivalent pay - I guess you probably have close to $4k now? Diploma holders cannot ultimately compare with degree holders in MOE, but should rate themselves with their counterparts elsewhere.

At GEO 3 now, starting with 3.5 🤣

Originally Posted by Unregistered

At GEO 3 now, starting with 3.5 🤣

How many years in service?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How many years in service?

Still a diploma holder, about 6 years now

Am increasingly toying with the idea of leaving the service at the end of the year.... but my degree is BA in education (majored in EL). I'm afraid that other than going into private tuition, there wouldn't be much opportunities elsewhere as my degree is so specific. Anyone has any advice or knows of other industries who are accepting of the experience that teachers have?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Am increasingly toying with the idea of leaving the service at the end of the year.... but my degree is BA in education (majored in EL). I'm afraid that other than going into private tuition, there wouldn't be much opportunities elsewhere as my degree is so specific. Anyone has any advice or knows of other industries who are accepting of the experience that teachers have?

Consider going to independent schools? Pay is higher with lower work load as well from what I heard from my friends. Anyway, English seems to be a high demand subject

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Am increasingly toying with the idea of leaving the service at the end of the year.... but my degree is BA in education (majored in EL). I'm afraid that other than going into private tuition, there wouldn't be much opportunities elsewhere as my degree is so specific. Anyone has any advice or knows of other industries who are accepting of the experience that teachers have?

That's the reason why I don't think I will quit. Most likely, I will not be able to fetch the same pay as I do now.

Ever consider applying open posting? To HQ? Or other internal position under civil service? At least the pay could match

Gd to know im nt alone in wanting to quit too
dis job is fxxkin w my mental health