Thanks for the advice guys. To know that the education system
here is biased is very demoralising to say the least. For
MOE to reject applications solely on the basis of
international qualification seems trivial, and that really does not
help benefit those with special needs and especially educators who
have strong and true passion in helping them. It’s really sad to
see most of these students get left behind in mainstream schools. I
used to work as a student care teacher at a local primary school,
and I’d seen some terrible attitudes coming from a few AEDs who
were clearly in this job for the money. Sorry for the digression,
but I’ve such strong passion in teaching and helping students with
dyslexia, hearing impairment, and a variety of
communication/speech-language disorders, that to see that passion
die here is really depressing.
that is the kind of govt we have. Just too bad!
Vote them out
someone i know of just got the job as allied educator, a poly
grad, will go through training and thereafter start work.
receive salary as usual during training.
