Career as Teacher

Why is this month pay slip not in yet?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why is this month pay slip not in yet?

Everyone who has hit the ceiling is waiting to see the new pay increment!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Everyone who has hit the ceiling is waiting to see the new pay increment!

But… hasn't the salary revision letter already been available since 1 Oct (and actually, even the night before)?

Hi there, hoping someone here would be able to help me with this, "What's the difference between a teacher-in-charge of a CCA and the main in-charge? Does being the main in-charge mean one is up for leadership role?" Thank you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

YOE Monthly base
0-1 Year $3,775
1-3 Years $4,258
4-6 Years $5,000
7-9 Years $5,833
10-14 Years $6,300

Hi all, is the above accurate based on articles online? If so, i am quite surprised because the figures seem on a rather low side. GEO5 i thought can earn around 7k?

Thx for sharing! Curious to know too. Anyone?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thx for sharing! Curious to know too. Anyone?

around there for ordinary teacher on teaching track

Hi there, has anyone here took on an acting role for a leadership role (SH/AYH/LH) but was unfortunately deemed unsuitable by the school or decided that the role was not what you wanted? What was your experience like?

Originally Posted by BT1

Hi there, hoping someone here would be able to help me with this, "What's the difference between a teacher-in-charge of a CCA and the main in-charge? Does being the main in-charge mean one is up for leadership role?" Thank you.

I would think that being the main TIC means the school is possibly using that platform / role to test your leadership potential and see how you manage with this ‘small’ responsibility. It could be a stepping stone that unlocks other opportunities down the road.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thx for sharing! Curious to know too. Anyone?

Might be a bit low I feel. The 10-14 mark should be 7k as someone else suggested.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Might be a bit low I feel. The 10-14 mark should be 7k as someone else suggested.

Yes, after factoring in adjustment, 7k is probably a more accurate amount now.

There will still be variation depending on with/without NS, degree with/without honours and performance grades over the years.