Career as Teacher

i think i know who. always on mc too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

psc scholar. int hod now. entered as geo4 (promoted in 2021) SH in 2022, promoted to geo 5 in 2022, now seo1 (2023). Mad huh

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Will be promoted at a very slow pace given that most years it's around a C.

Haiz, I changed RO every year due to staff movement. Very sian to explain what I do over and over again. 2022-2023 is the first period I have same RO for 2 years.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i think i know who. always on mc too

Always on MC? Wow, didn't know that, thought he so garang one.

Yay promoted to geo4! Good news

Originally Posted by Unregistered

2019 Jan- NIE practicum
2019 Mar - GEO2
2020 Oct - GEO3
2022 Jan - took on acting SH role
2023 Mar - GEO4

Is this considered reasonable?

Seems okay? I’m not sure if this is considered fast too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just wondering if any of you got a C for the recent PB and yet got promoted this time?
If yes, could you share how long were you in yr previous sub-grade and what were your past few yrs performance grade?

Thank you in advance!

8 years in GEO4, just promoted to GEO5. C C+ C C last 4 years.

Currently in NIE PGDE and people around me are saying how top schools are allowed to have the first pick of EOs based off on performance in a 1AU module called Assessing Learners and Performance.

Does anyone know how true is this?

I would tend not to believe such hearsay since it sounds very ridiculous but then again the system does place a lot of unwarranted emphasis on results to evaluate your "worth". I'll be damned if this is true.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Currently in NIE PGDE and people around me are saying how top schools are allowed to have the first pick of EOs based off on performance in a 1AU module called Assessing Learners and Performance.

Does anyone know how true is this?

I would tend not to believe such hearsay since it sounds very ridiculous but then again the system does place a lot of unwarranted emphasis on results to evaluate your "worth". I'll be damned if this is true.

umm yes there is some element of truth . standards are very high in top schools. students complain if teachers content is weak, parents complain too. no amt of padegogy or coaching can fix poor content. there are numerous reddit threads commenting on for eg quality of teaching and notes in JCs.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Currently in NIE PGDE and people around me are saying how top schools are allowed to have the first pick of EOs based off on performance in a 1AU module called Assessing Learners and Performance.

Does anyone know how true is this?

I would tend not to believe such hearsay since it sounds very ridiculous but then again the system does place a lot of unwarranted emphasis on results to evaluate your "worth". I'll be damned if this is true.

If you're damned just over something like this, you'll probably be damned many more times or a lot more once you become a trained teacher.

Zero worries if you're a scholar though...

more like wayang

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Always on MC? Wow, didn't know that, thought he so garang one.