Career as Teacher

GEO 4
A
3.5 mths

Originally Posted by Unregistered

The above was shared previously, but someone commented that they didn't observe this drop in 2021.

Previous GEO scale:
A 2.8-3.5
B 2.25-2.75
C+ 1.55-2.2
C 1.25-1.5
C- 0.5-1
D 0

Maybe colleagues can share data points to identify which version seems to be in effect this year? My own PB quantum fits both versions, unfortunately…

GEO3 A but 2.9. Got so suay not. Not much difference in remuneration from B although superlative effort and time invested last year...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

GEO3 A but 2.9. Got so suay not. Not much difference in remuneration from B although superlative effort and time invested last year...

GEO scheme doesnt practice differentiation from other govt scheme where A is a lot more than C

Originally Posted by Unregistered

GEO3 A but 2.9. Got so suay not. Not much difference in remuneration from B although superlative effort and time invested last year...

I am an A with only 2.8. Last year was B with 2.75. So essentially, I am only getting 0.05 more with so much more work

Hello all,

Not a scholar here. Just working my way through the system.

2016 - Grad from NIE PGDE, 3 years working exp in private sector prior after grad from NUS.
2017 - C Grade, Promoted to GEO3 (Standard promotion for Male officers)
2018 - C+
2019 - B, held internal position
2020 - B, promoted to GEO 4, held internal position. Connect plan first payout.
2021 - C+, went for SH interview, appointed KP.
2022 - B.

Cheers.

Hi,

Would anyone know if MOE can "pull" a teacher from a school and post him/her to somewhere else "by force"?

Yes, closed posting. Especially when there are manpower needs.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi,

Would anyone know if MOE can "pull" a teacher from a school and post him/her to somewhere else "by force"?

May I understand from most of us here don't get A or B? Or isit a norm to get A or B?

It's so difficult to achieve A or B for me.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

May I understand from most of us here don't get A or B? Or isit a norm to get A or B?

It's so difficult to achieve A or B for me.

In terms of grade distribution, most people fall into C which is why C is the average grade (i.e meeting expectation) and also why you need above average grades to have a chance at promotion. As to why you see most people getting As and Bs in this forum, likely because only people who get above average grades will bother to share their perf grade info but it does not represent the whole civil service or public service.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

May I understand from most of us here don't get A or B? Or isit a norm to get A or B?

It's so difficult to achieve A or B for me.

A-B need to have good CONNECTION, RELATIONSHIP one...not easy