Compare civil service salary

Will he get the same salary at mx11 though?

I looked at the salary range and it’s below.

Assuming 15 months package is 125k. This is lesser than his/ her annual package of 145k

MX11 (Middle Management) $4,740 to $8,305

Originally Posted by Unregistered

MX11 i think.

Unlikely to be MX11A unless u have special support

Hi all, is it normal for someone age 30 with only freelance experience to be offered mx12 scheme instead of mx13? Pay is still in the 3000 range. What is the difference? Will it be harder to promote at mx12?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi all, is it normal for someone age 30 with only freelance experience to be offered mx12 scheme instead of mx13? Pay is still in the 3000 range. What is the difference? Will it be harder to promote at mx12?

Wow that is really abysmal. Might as well stick to freelance.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow that is really abysmal. Might as well stick to freelance.

Cos they say they are unable to recognise the freelance work experience, so it's like starting as fresh grad. I don't mind actually. But was just wondering why it is mx12 instead of mx13? Does anyone have any idea?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I don't think they mentioned how this scheme differs from mx scheme! I guess it's probably mostly similar. Also, I'm second upper local degree, female no NS. Now abit worried that pay may be lowered when letter of appointment is prepared, since someone above said their pay offer changed.

If your offer is from the Ministry that I think it is, then I don't think that there will be any pay cut. I was hired a few months back by the same Ministry and didn't experience any pay cut after approval of appointment. Anyway based on your offer, I don't think you are being shortchanged because that's the amount that most people are getting.

Does having a master degree get you a higher salary in civil service? Does it help with career progression?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Cos they say they are unable to recognise the freelance work experience, so it's like starting as fresh grad. I don't mind actually. But was just wondering why it is mx12 instead of mx13? Does anyone have any idea?

Some places start off fresh grads (or those "deemed" fresh grads) at MX13 and some at MX12.

I started at MX13 as is the norm in my place. Pay I heard is the same as those who started in places that start with MX12.

Difference seems like those who start as MX12 may promote to MX11 in as early as 2 years. While those who start at MX13 have to use 1 year to "promote" to MX12, before waiting another 2 years with good performance to reach MX11.

Starting as MX12 sounds like a good thing then.

I'm of course not the official source and speak only from my limited experience and hearsay, so what I say my not be the gospel truth.

how long does it take to promote from mx11 to mx10?

or mx11 to 11a first? and how long?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Think civil service should be able to match ba? Maybe assistant director?

he is not asking if can match, he is asking if he joins EDB, whether he can ask for 10-15% increment from last drawn

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does having a master degree get you a higher salary in civil service? Does it help with career progression?

Not at all. A masters is virtually useless in Singapore unless:

1. You intend to go into academia
2. It's relevant to your field (e.g. to practice psychology, you need masters)