Ex-MOE Teachers

I love to teach Math and CPA.
Have been teaching Math for more than
15 years and expert in IT knowledge

Why am I still not accepted?

I'm innovative and committed

Originally Posted by Miss teaching

I love to teach Math and CPA.
Have been teaching Math for more than
15 years and expert in IT knowledge

Why am I still not accepted?

I'm innovative and committed

I suggest you rethink again. Being an MOE teacher is not only about teaching the content of 1 or 2 subjects. That is probably only 30% of your jobscope (which is already enough to tire you out with the sheer number of students under you).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hi just asking around it seems like my fajt rate did not change, so it was a lil sad to see the other eos being glad with the little top up while i didnt. is this how my rate going to be the same forever?

FAJT rate was last revised in 2020. dont play sympathy card leh when you enjoyed the increase 2 years earlier than the rest

Originally Posted by Unregistered

FAJT rate was last revised in 2020. dont play sympathy card leh when you enjoyed the increase 2 years earlier than the rest

Can be FAJT usually means quite rich with a lot of savings already in the first place?

Still worth jumpin to fajt not????

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Still worth jumpin to fajt not????

I seem to hear a lot of GEO5 and KPs planning to switch to FAJT soon. I guess when you divide by the number of work hours, the hourly rate is probably higher?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I seem to hear a lot of GEO5 and KPs planning to switch to FAJT soon. I guess when you divide by the number of work hours, the hourly rate is probably higher?

last drawn need to earn high enough to make it worth. but if there's a general pay revision for the fulltimers, dont cry father mother pls. since the revision is this year, the next one will probably be a good 5 years away at least

Originally Posted by Unregistered

last drawn need to earn high enough to make it worth. but if there's a general pay revision for the fulltimers, dont cry father mother pls. since the revision is this year, the next one will probably be a good 5 years away at least

Better to get the pay increment first, then resign and switch to FAJT to draw the last drawn pay. But no salary during school holidays and no bonuses also right? If want better mental health can go this route

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Better to get the pay increment first, then resign and switch to FAJT to draw the last drawn pay. But no salary during school holidays and no bonuses also right? If want better mental health can go this route

Sounds like a plan!!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Better to get the pay increment first, then resign and switch to FAJT to draw the last drawn pay. But no salary during school holidays and no bonuses also right? If want better mental health can go this route

no wonder even the middle aged GEOs and KPs want to switch already...probably just waiting for the new revised salary, then jump immediately. quite smart of them...