MOE teachers rather suffer in silence
I'm also another former employee of MOE and let's just say teachers rather suffer in silence...why rock the boat and jeopardise your career. There's no avenue to complain - teachers are not supposed to air their views in any media, go to your respective heads and principals if there's anything that you're unhappy with. And if...
Ex-Teacher: Discrimination of S’poreans starts from secondary school
The discrimination starts even in secondary schools where our local students are discriminated against. There are two main types of sponsored scholars in secondary schools - those from ASEAN countries called ASEAN scholars and those from PRC called PRC scholars. Most of them come to Singapore in Secondary 3. The amount of resources...
Even local polytechnic lecturers are being discriminated
It's not just the university academic staff got the housing allowance, even in the polytechnics, foreign staff, some of them even very junior who are fresh grads coming in as "visiting lecturers/ international fellows", are allowed to stay in the staff accommodation near the campus at a subsidised rate. If a local staff want...
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