if no leadership position must be GEO5.
7 years to get GEO5 is pretty fast but possible 7 years to get 8.5k base pay seems impossible, doesn't quite add up |
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Let me try and use my wildest, but most logical imagination. 2016 age 23 GEO2 2017 age 24 GEO3 2018 age 25 GEO3 2019 age 26 GEO4 2020 age 27 GEO4 2021 age 28 GEO5 2022 age 29 GEO5 2023 age 30 GEO5A Is that your progression? Assuming starting salary is around $3.5k for you, you're saying you had $5k worth of increments within 7 years? |
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why does it seem that all the forummers in this MOE teacher thread consistently understate their salary? are they afraid of disclosing their true numbers for fear that this will generate backlash for what is conventionally thought as an "under appreciated but overworked profession"? Clearly MOE has revised and benchmarked appropriately salaries for teachers over the past 5 years and MOE teachers are definitely paid optimally today.
i have a couple of contacts, current MOE teachers ranging from 8 to 10 years in the ministry, and they each draw a salary of at least 10k base, not including their generous annual bonus, performance bonus, connect plan, etc. |
Are you a scholar? It is unlikely for a 7 years teacher (30 years old) to be promoted to GEO5. I have colleagues who worked for 15 years and are not even GEO 5A.
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Actual senario in school, base salary,
13 yrs, female, mid-career, GEO5A, 8.5k (increment 5 to 5A was only $200) 4 yrs, female, mid-career, GEO3, 6.1k 4 yrs, male, NIE grad, GEO4, 5.3k 9 yrs, female, HOD, NUS grad, GEO5, about 7k plus (she said it's below 8k) Those 8-10 yrs drawing 10k base is only a handful. |
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