Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Unregistered

basically if u wan more time to travel leisure whilst in service,
u r only down with either June/Dec period

Apply for study leave la. Then can travel more.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

basically if u wan more time to travel leisure whilst in service,
u r only down with either June/Dec period

or climb up to be P then can go for sabbatical (after 6yrs of being P) 😁

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Apply for study leave la. Then can travel more.

Chiong up the Specialist track and perform super well. Get full salary PGS to do PhD overseas. Possibly the most difficult way, but perhaps the most rewarding if you find your niche in the education service hahaha

Does anyone know what the repayment of liquidated damages are like when breaking the 3-year PGDE bond I.e interest rates, how HR approximates the liquidated damages, and when to start paying?

Thanks guys

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does anyone know what the repayment of liquidated damages are like when breaking the 3-year PGDE bond I.e interest rates, how HR approximates the liquidated damages, and when to start paying?

Thanks guys

Very high. The whole sch fees, compounded interest from the day you start NIE and the salary you get after practicum, compounded interest

So ppl will just tahan 3 years and quit

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does anyone know what the repayment of liquidated damages are like when breaking the 3-year PGDE bond I.e interest rates, how HR approximates the liquidated damages, and when to start paying?

Thanks guys

How many years into the bond are you?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does anyone know what the repayment of liquidated damages are like when breaking the 3-year PGDE bond I.e interest rates, how HR approximates the liquidated damages, and when to start paying?

Thanks guys

what happen?
how come u need to break the bond before the full 3-year?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what happen?
how come u need to break the bond before the full 3-year?

Many people face unforseen circumstances in their lives. Not everyone's life is smooth sailing, even in Singapore. And I think it's usually too personal to reveal.

There's nothing wrong with breaking the bond and starting again somewhere.

We have a trainee in the school at the moment.
It's about 100k for 3 years bond.
And u also need to pass the practicum.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

We have a trainee in the school at the moment.
It's about 100k for 3 years bond.
And u also need to pass the practicum.

Is that right? I think it was only $30k during my time and nobody would even think about bond breaking as it was an astronomical sum for most people.

Inflation is real.