Career as Teacher

Originally Posted by Deltas72

Think twice, especially if you are a pam specialist. Now pam ptns filling up in most schools. Occasionally some vacancies, but not long term. Even flexis teaching ems are asked to go the min BTs come in.

Not thinking of long term actually, just something to buffer for a few months. Thinking of switching because I want to start my own private lessons but theres just no chance of doing that with full time teaching in school

Originally Posted by Deltas72

Any idea what the Mon meeting by P is about? Seem to be a nation thing.

Got a feeling is getting all teachers vaccinated against covid.

Originally Posted by Deltas72

Any idea what the Mon meeting by P is about? Seem to be a nation thing.

Vaccination. There is a meeting for Ps for that

Originally Posted by Deltas72

Any idea what the Mon meeting by P is about? Seem to be a nation thing.

Vaccination. There was a meeting for Ps for that on Friday

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Vaccination. There was a meeting for Ps for that on Friday

at least it isnt about bonus cos there isnt

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Vaccination. There was a meeting for Ps for that on Friday

maybe it's tracetogether token

Originally Posted by Unregistered

maybe it's tracetogether token

It was already announced through the press. Vaccination for educators

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Kaplan degrees not recognized.

Kaplan degree not recognized meaning i will not get any pay increment and neither any promotion at all since im a diploma holder?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Kaplan degree not recognized meaning i will not get any pay increment and neither any promotion at all since im a diploma holder?

Meaning that your highest qualification recognised by MOE will be a diploma. Chances of you being successful will be quite low because nowadays most teachers are grads.

Unless you are willing to go to NIE for their degree programme. That means studying for a degree for another 3 to 4 years.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Meaning that your highest qualification recognised by MOE will be a diploma. Chances of you being successful will be quite low because nowadays most teachers are grads.

Unless you are willing to go to NIE for their degree programme. That means studying for a degree for another 3 to 4 years.

As for the degree programme in NIE which is 3-4 years is for the full time degree right? Do they offer any part time?

How about SUSS degree cert? Is it recognised by MOE?