If you need help in making the school admins' lives miserable, contact me... I'll be happy to help you.

this is sad. the teachers should received some amount. anyway, hindi naman lahat ng private schools ay hindi okay benefits. i guess one should examine the benefits before accepting the job offer.

Hi there teachers!

I'm a fresh graduate and a new teacher in a private institution. I am not satisfied with what the administrators have been doing. I am a BSE- English major. When I applied, the principal told me that the vacant position is in the elementary level only. We had a consensus that I will be assigned in the Grade six level. I agreed because I thought that Grade six kids are almost like freshmen students in high school. Two weeks before the opening of classes, the principal verbally told me (together with a new teacher) that we will be re-assigned. She didn't mentioned the post, though. As a fresh graduate, I am really confused about what is happening. I feel so frustrated about being a Grade Two teacher (that's the assignment she gave me) and I feel that I lost my motivation in teaching. There was never an induction and I have to learn everything the hard way. When I make mistakes, they often scold me as if I am still a student-teacher.
I am adamant about resigning.
What can I do for now?

Private schools offering lavish extracurricular activities give their pupils an unfair advantage and should be forced to share their facilities with state pupils, says a report commissioned by the prime minister.One of the advantages of private schools is that they have a small community atmosphere that allows for a lower student-to-teacher ratio.