29-10-2015 09:23 AM | ||
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Demand and supply. There are public agencies which accept private degrees as MX officers, simply because they are unable to attract brighter talents (those with better grades) to join them. The converse is true, whereby even having a FCH from local uni may not get that job if there are tonnes of people applying for just one position. The tides are shifting, in the sense that some public agencies will now also refuse to take in private degree for MX jobs, even if they are unable to get someone to fill in that role. Especially if its in a policy anaylst role. The merging of MX and MSO scheme only serves these agencies, to sell the story that you can still come in with the new MX scheme, albeit at a lower grade and salary as compared to others. The end will be the same for all, but as with all races, who will reach the finishing line first? |
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28-10-2015 10:02 PM | ||
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Possible Of Course Hello, this is very real in the practical world. Due to the difficulties in Uni, private or local institutions, uni grade is certainly higher and investment in education will pay off albeit not much at the initial phase. And yes, kindly ignore the variance between private and local. It's up to your performance and how smart you work in the industry. Quote:
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28-10-2015 09:48 AM | ||
Unregistered | Mostly just lip service. Besides current grade, there is CEP as well. They might go in at the same grade as the usual degree holder as part of the government's "diplomas and degrees are equal" campaign, but when it comes to advancement that's when they start to get vague as no way there will be equal advancement. | |
28-10-2015 07:13 AM | ||
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im current in ministry, and in my dept there are indeed a few staff with part time private degree getting in as mx12-13 which is the entry grade for degree holders. Time have changed, private degree is now accepted in ministry. |
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22-10-2015 12:43 AM | ||
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think abt it. if it were that simple just go in as dip & get paid for a few years can reach deg level then why would anyone bother to spend $$$ & 4 years of their life in a local uni just to get that cert? |
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21-10-2015 07:21 PM | ||
Unregistered | now that they are merging dip and deg scheme, u may be able to advance to entry deg lvl after working for a few years. | |
21-10-2015 07:04 PM | ||
Unregistered | Not really, some diploma or private degree people have also done well - it just means you have to rely on other things like performing well, acquiring skills, expanding your professional network and playing good office politics. Quite frankly if your original plan is to rely on some part time degree bought somewhere as a ticket to jump start to a proper MX or Div 1 job in the gov, then yea time to wake up! | |
21-10-2015 05:59 PM | ||
sannoh | So I can't get a better job with just a part time degree? | |
21-10-2015 03:00 PM | ||
Unregistered | Ministries, stat board & big GLCs confirm wont recognise and will only offer diploma pay. Same goes for most MNCs although if you have 4-5 years relevant exp sometimes they are prepare to overlook and offer degree entry level exec pay. I am referring to proper full time private degree. For PT or distance learning type then most places public or pte sector wont accept. | |
21-10-2015 02:52 PM | ||
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if you are referring to simuol etc, these are just private institutions providing advance courses. and no, gov sector only recognises proper degrees from nus/ntu/smu/sudt, and rightly so. sim/rmit/etc goes in as adv diploma |
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