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It is usually faster if you apply through job agencies. From being interviewed to starting work, the whole process could take less than 3 weeks, that is, if you have been selected. If you apply directly to the company, just the process of shortlisting could take up to 2 weeks or more, depending on t...

can anyone post an expected salary range for teaching job in international schools?

One reason why u got P2 could be your HR stated a salary less than what you were actually earning when applying for your EP. Or another reason could be your qualfiication or work experience. I think the difference b.w P1 adn P2 may affect ur chances of getting your PR status when u eventually apply ...

From what i understand from the IRAS website, taxable income is based on the following: 60 days or less Non-Resident Short-term employment income is exempt from tax. This rule does not apply if you are a director, public entertainer or exercising a profession in Singapore. More than 60 days but less...

As a fersh poly grad, u will be working as an Asistant engineer.
Salary range will be from 1600 ~ 2000, depending on company.

Its called S Pass.

Monthly salary of at least 1800 with tertiary qualification.
If u get a S Pass and has a salary above 2500, u get apply for Dependent pass for your spouse and children.

Hope this helps

part time or full time? For part time they usually pay by the hours and you have to apply directly with the schools. For full-time, u have to go through MOE. Qualifications and working expereince will affect pay for full-time teachers. Are u a local or foreigner? Do you have a degree? Did u major in...

A very good one.
One with house, car, credit card, n probably women.
Housing and car could eat a 1000 each into your disposable income. The rest is yours to split into your other expenses

Also depends on what portion u save and spend.