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| 19-06-2025 09:14 PM | ||
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| 18-06-2025 09:12 AM | ||
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If you really want to teach, then join MOE. You will be a civil servant but technically servant to no one. Many tuition centres are run like Mamasan and hostesses. Hostesses in name but actually treated like servants. |
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| 17-06-2025 08:52 PM | ||
| Unregistered | This Jerald lie is the achievers dream CEO? Chemistry tuition based in bt timah and lorong chuan? | |
| 13-06-2025 05:03 PM | ||
| Unregistered | It tends to be stressful when you care. | |
| 12-06-2025 06:35 PM | ||
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Please avoid and don't support Achievers Dream Chemistry Tuition Please avoid and don't support Achievers Dream Chemistry Tuition and the lousy and fake CEO Jerald Lie Yan Cong. Withdraw today. Their teachers are mostly young and not MOE trained. Jerald Lie Yan Cong (CEO of Achievers Dream Chemistry Tuition) in public: i am humble, kind, i pay competitive salaries, our company is well run, good culture. Jerald lie (CEO of Achievers Dream Chemistry Tuition) in reality: anyhow fire staff based on mood without even PIP, fires staff who are ill for taking mc illegally, anyhow fire staff he doesn't like, job ad states perm but in reality is short term contract, use 6m 1y contracts to control staff, greedy CEO who likes to hire cheap filipino staff with low wages, pays very low salaries to employees so he can keep more profits, if staff sits around doing nothing he starts to feel need to punish staff, verbally abusive, mentally unstable, dictatorship culture. |
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| 24-09-2020 09:50 AM | ||
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| 28-10-2008 12:00 PM | ||
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3043 Yes the high salary is possible for top tutors. But the that is to compensate for the tutor's hard work and diligence. Tuition is very taxing to the mind and body due to the prolonged talking and traveling. And the monthly salary will average out due to the Nov-Dec, June and other holidays. |
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| 21-10-2008 11:50 PM | ||
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2986 hi tuition teacher, whatever you've stated here are all very true. I'm also a tutor myself, its actually a very highly stressful job. |
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| 04-08-2008 05:22 PM | ||
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2357 There are the pros and cons. Since the pros has been highlighted more often than the cons, i will states the cons.1) Students postponing(quite common), so salary is not constant 2)You don't get students in November,December, little in January and Febraury.3) No bonus 3) No Medical Benefits or company insurance ( actually this is a small sacrifice, not much by the way) 4)If you are sick and dont teach, no pay, unlike in a fixed salary job, the most take MC and still get paid 5) No employer CPF contribution ( this is again a small sacrifice). Ok so there you have it, the cons, but if you love teaching, go for it
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| 18-07-2008 12:11 PM | ||
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2215 I know of a friend who is a tuition teacher making consistantly $15k+ a month, very easy to calculate their income by the number of students they teach multiplied by their fees. But their work is not easy, my friend has to physically teach average 8-9 students a day, 7 days a week to make that kind of money, not to mention the travel time and expenses (she has a car). Even teaching until 10pm! Its hard work. She always has to reject new students because she physically has no more time to accept anymore new students. If you are a good tuition teacher, parents are willing to pay top dollar.
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