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Originally Posted by Unregistered

worked 4yrs overseas and 3 yrs in singapore before joining

Sounds about right for starting pay! Congrats!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mind sharing what is the annual package like? Typical 16-17 months package?

Understand y ppl from Economic Agencies are paid more, since you guys bring in the business and money. Without money, we won't be able to talk about defence, education, health etc

Typically 17-18 month package, with the variable on personal performance

Originally Posted by Huat

HI All,

What is the MX scheme for BCA? MX12 -> MX11a -> MX11b or there is MX11 before MX11a?

Was offered 5K and only in MX12.. Am i being low balled?

What is the ceiling for MX12?

Thanks!!!

I guess you are the 4+3 33yo overseas grad? Mine sharing with us your uni profile and what kind of role that is - admin or engineer? I can’t advise for the MX Scheme, but 5k sounds reasonable. Bear in mind again that they tend to pay a bit more premium for local, ivy leagues in US or top schs like Oxbridge Imperial and UCL LSE those type of schools or top aus uni like ANU Uni of Melb.

As for BCA tier, they are under MND, i would say tier 2? I don’t know how people rate according to tiers but it really seems like economic and finance power houses sre tier 1 due to their status that someone highlighted few posts earlier.

Anyway specialised scheme gets paid more, like engineers, so it would be good if you can share the type of role and your uni profile (degree class/ grp of uni).

But 5k seeems fair.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Typically 17-18 month package, with the variable on personal performance

My friend joining the economic development board quotes an average annual package within that range too, i am in envy but i think they work hard too!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Male,
33,
done NS,
overseas Degree
recently joined a ministry at MX12 with a pay of 5K
is it considered low?

what is your last drawn annual package?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just to check, if you are a diploma earning 4k plus in private sector and shortlisted in civil sector, do they at least match your current salary?

Don't think so. You're also a non-grad so you wont be considered or promoted on the same level.

[Huat]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I guess you are the 4+3 33yo overseas grad? Mine sharing with us your uni profile and what kind of role that is - admin or engineer? I can’t advise for the MX Scheme, but 5k sounds reasonable. Bear in mind again that they tend to pay a bit more premium for local, ivy leagues in US or top schs like Oxbridge Imperial and UCL LSE those type of schools or top aus uni like ANU Uni of Melb.

As for BCA tier, they are under MND, i would say tier 2? I don’t know how people rate according to tiers but it really seems like economic and finance power houses sre tier 1 due to their status that someone highlighted few posts earlier.

Anyway specialised scheme gets paid more, like engineers, so it would be good if you can share the type of role and your uni profile (degree class/ grp of uni).

But 5k seeems fair.

Hi I am not, 31yo this year, 2:2 from NUS, with 7+ years of relevant working exp.. no NS..

How to classify the job role under admin or engineer? By their job degree requirements? It is a degree related to mechanical/electrical/pfm..

Thanks for the advice!!

Hi, does stat board like skillfuture pays well? Also what kind of calculation do they have? How much do they pay according to the positions below? Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Huat

Hi I am not, 31yo this year, 2:2 from NUS, with 7+ years of relevant working exp.. no NS..

How to classify the job role under admin or engineer? By their job degree requirements? It is a degree related to mechanical/electrical/pfm..

Thanks for the advice!!

I think it is by the nature of the title, and the role's function, and often degree subjects. I think that 5k sounds good for it.

Civil Service pays you well to put food on the table but not a lot. What is the annual package too?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't think so. You're also a non-grad so you wont be considered or promoted on the same level.

Yes.. not expecting to go on same level as degree graduates as I know degree graduates come in as mx12. But just curious if they will match same pay and at least mx 13 to diploma with 7 years of experience .

Been in the finance sector doing AP and AR roles mainly.