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Originally Posted by Unregistered

FCH (NUS) + NS. I guess you can try risking a bit to ask if the pay when the final offer comes. A lot of time they just won't over promise at the verbal offer stage; your finalised offer is out only out when the job is approved by their various head.

The civil service won't underpay you for the qualification through their scale, don't worry too much about it. that can be rigid but since you have a local qualification, it should pay in your favour but don't bang too much on your non-relevant experience and masters degree.

Thank you very much for the advice! Helps a lot.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thank you very much for the advice! Helps a lot.

All the best, keep us posted when you get your offer so that we can get more informed range.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not very fresh: FCH + Masters + 1yr unrelated work experience (+ NS). It's a SB and offered below 4k. Cheers.

I have a FCH from a local uni along with NS and a year of unrelated work experience...received an offer of nearly 5k starting on one of the special schemes...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not very fresh: FCH + Masters + 1yr unrelated work experience (+ NS). It's a SB and offered below 4k. Cheers.

hey mind sharing which sector the SB is in

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have a FCH from a local uni along with NS and a year of unrelated work experience...received an offer of nearly 5k starting on one of the special schemes...

Wow which premium track is this. EDB?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow which premium track is this. EDB?

definitely not, my friend EDB starting associate programme only 3.9k graduated from a top 10 uni in the world. non-scholar.

anyway, most non-uniformed specialisted scheme pay near to 5k for a FCH - Engineers, Statisticians, Economists, Foreign Affairs Officers, Intel Security Officers, Legal Officers.

A lot of those are not under MX scheme.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

definitely not, my friend EDB starting associate programme only 3.9k graduated from a top 10 uni in the world. non-scholar.

anyway, most non-uniformed specialisted scheme pay near to 5k for a FCH - Engineers, Statisticians, Economists, Foreign Affairs Officers, Intel Security Officers, Legal Officers.

A lot of those are not under MX scheme.

if you are not a scholar, being a graduate from Oxbridge do not mean anything

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow which premium track is this. EDB?

One of the Ministries listed above (: FCH from NTU Social Science

Originally Posted by Unregistered

if you are not a scholar, being a graduate from Oxbridge do not mean anything

Agree.

I was highlighting to the reply-poster because the they asked if it was EDB, but I also realised the original-posted said they had a year of unrelated experience - so I guessed original-poster was a non-scholar since most scholar, even out for a gap year, would do something related (maybe in some rare cases do not).

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Agree.

I was highlighting to the reply-poster because the they asked if it was EDB, but I also realised the original-posted said they had a year of unrelated experience - so I guessed original-poster was a non-scholar since most scholar, even out for a gap year, would do something related (maybe in some rare cases do not).

I'm the original poster. Spent that year on a gap year prior to university, working as a engineer, but am no longer in an engineering-related role. Am a local university scholar though.