Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Annual leave your head.

Teachers get more holidays than most people get annual leave, that's true. About 2 weeks in June and 2.5 to 3.5 weeks in December. That's about 25 working days per year. But the tradeoff is that they can only travel during those times, and are not allowed to take any vacation leave outside of these periods.

There is work during the school holidays too. Who is going to do the planning for next year?

A lot of the planning is done by KPs by the way. The same KPs that get bashed for being lazy and not deserving of their salaries btw

Originally Posted by Unregistered

All those private sector think they jin satki one,

come into a classroom with 40+ Gen Z teens with diverse learning readiness and achieve all the lesson outcomes without a single one of them getting bored of your **** and start watching on their PLD

Very easy job, teachers overpaid af

As long as you have done your part teaching, if students don’t want to pay attention, so be it. It is the students who need to have more discipline.

teachers good money easy life, every year go travel.

What is the MOE grading equivalent for MX13(I) and MX14? GEO5 will get the extra $$$ from the EOY bonus?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What is the MOE grading equivalent for MX13(I) and MX14? GEO5 will get the extra $$$ from the EOY bonus?

Not sure if trolling or GEO5 already still so kuku.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

teachers good money easy life, every year go travel.

So...those who travel yearly MUST be teachers? Then other professions hardly travel I guess?

Since it's so perfect to you, how come YOU are not a teacher? Can't get in? Or got cold feet halfway and resigned?

Salty max. Be careful of hypertension.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

A lot of the planning is done by KPs by the way. The same KPs that get bashed for being lazy and not deserving of their salaries btw

not all deserve to be bashed. some do prove themselves competent and are good examples to their subordinates

unfortunately every group has some black sheep

just like one of the above posts where a kuku geo5 doesn't know how to read press releases

teachers deserve their low salaries hehe...
cant even hit 10k a month wow

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why must take FCH? People with first class are at the very top by definition aboto start with. Note that this is about their educational and not work performance. So to use an FCH person and say "it's common to max the salary ceiling is absurd as an FCH person is a tiny minority

Let's use a truly average person then

Starting salary= 3900
Year 1 (cohort promotion) 3900 +700 =4600
Year 2-6 (annual MI) = 4600 +(200 x5) =5600

Where is the maxing the salary cap in 4-6 years come about? I'm here using numbers to show how it's not possible for an "average person". So for the people claiming that an "average person" can max in 5-6 years with a C grade, show your working pls.

Why must use FCH?

Because the intake these days is almost exclusively scholars.
And scholars typically have FCH or second upper. These are your new 'average' teachers.

Already excluded the crème de la crème overseas scholars

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Why must take FCH? People with first class are at the very top by definition aboto start with. Note that this is about their educational and not work performance. So to use an FCH person and say "it's common to max the salary ceiling is absurd as an FCH person is a tiny minority

Let's use a truly average person then

Starting salary= 3900
Year 1 (cohort promotion) 3900 +700 =4600
Year 2-6 (annual MI) = 4600 +(200 x5) =5600

Where is the maxing the salary cap in 4-6 years come about? I'm here using numbers to show how it's not possible for an "average person". So for the people claiming that an "average person" can max in 5-6 years with a C grade, show your working pls.

Also, prior to last year's salary review, the GEO3 ceiling was around 5600.

You just showed the math.

After the salary review, although the ceiling was raised, so was the starting salary. So the intervals before reaching the cap is roughly still the same.