Apply for teaching position
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wah.. so shiok ar, those paid by the hour..
stay back play computer games or FB also got $$ :evil: :evil: -
I don't hv teachIng qualification. Hence, I need course at NIE. Its good for me so i will be prepared well.
In the future, I would like to be a part time teacher
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mummy2008:
Kindy or childcare? Childcare teachers got to bath and clean up after kids...Yes, some are looking for teachers desperately. Ntuc kindy is expanding, they are looking many early childhood teacher or assist teacher.
Moe is picky, I won't be surprise. In fact they should do that.
What if they recruit anyhow teacher? Our kids will be the victim.
So, I support moe to be a picky n strict to search a good teacher -
limlim:
Must have very good grads or from local uni? Not sure...There are teachers leaving.. but there are mid-career professionals who can't wait to get in too..
and from experience.. MOE is quite picky....... -
ER:
How to apply? Teaching experience as in must be school teacher before?If you have prior teaching experience, can apply directly to school to be an adjunct teacher. Such teachers are hourly paid and you do not need to have long hours like a FT teacher. I have a friend who is an adjunct teacher. She will mark all the worksheets before she goes home since she is paid by the hour.
I find this arrangement works very well for one who wants to have a good work life balance especially those who need to spend time with their own kids after school. -
Oppsgal:
Nope.. not grades..
Must have very good grads or from local uni? Not sure...limlim:
There are teachers leaving.. but there are mid-career professionals who can't wait to get in too..
and from experience.. MOE is quite picky.......
not sure what MOE looking for also.. maybe they more prefer young ones.. But I guess their judgement got problem.. pick the wrong person and end up high turnover.. -
Oppsgal:
Many years ago, my sisters taught part time in primary schools. Prior to that, they had no teaching experience. If the procedures remain the same, you can write in directly to the schools you are interested.
How to apply? Teaching experience as in must be school teacher before?ER:
If you have prior teaching experience, can apply directly to school to be an adjunct teacher. Such teachers are hourly paid and you do not need to have long hours like a FT teacher. I have a friend who is an adjunct teacher. She will mark all the worksheets before she goes home since she is paid by the hour.
I find this arrangement works very well for one who wants to have a good work life balance especially those who need to spend time with their own kids after school. -
Oppsgal:
Teaching experience as in NIE trained.
How to apply? Teaching experience as in must be school teacher before?ER:
If you have prior teaching experience, can apply directly to school to be an adjunct teacher. Such teachers are hourly paid and you do not need to have long hours like a FT teacher. I have a friend who is an adjunct teacher. She will mark all the worksheets before she goes home since she is paid by the hour.
I find this arrangement works very well for one who wants to have a good work life balance especially those who need to spend time with their own kids after school.
Tuition or private schools not counted and not recognised.
relief teachers no need experience.
I'm not sure \"relief teaching\" is counted as experience or not, for adjunct teachers. -
limlim:
Nope.. not grades..
Must have very good grads or from local uni? Not sure...Oppsgal:
[quote=\"limlim\"]There are teachers leaving.. but there are mid-career professionals who can't wait to get in too..
and from experience.. MOE is quite picky.......
not sure what MOE looking for also.. maybe they more prefer young ones.. But I guess their judgement got problem.. pick the wrong person and end up high turnover..[/quote]If they find you suitable, MOE will place you to teach as an untrained teacher until the course is available. If MOE has doubts about someone's capability (especially conversing in English, I believe), they may place the candidate as an untrained teacher for a year. Thereafter, the principal will recommend to MOE the suitability of the candidate as a teacher. If found suitable, he/she will be sent for the course. -
chamonix:
Many years ago, my sisters taught part time in primary schools. Prior to that, they had no teaching experience. If the procedures remain the same, you can write in directly to the schools you are interested.[/quote]Hmm.. come to think of it, my friend also taught part-time at the school near her house before she applied for training at NIE. No prior teaching experience.
How to apply? Teaching experience as in must be school teacher before?Oppsgal:
[quote=\"ER\"]If you have prior teaching experience, can apply directly to school to be an adjunct teacher. Such teachers are hourly paid and you do not need to have long hours like a FT teacher. I have a friend who is an adjunct teacher. She will mark all the worksheets before she goes home since she is paid by the hour.
I find this arrangement works very well for one who wants to have a good work life balance especially those who need to spend time with their own kids after school.
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