Institute of Technical Education
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    Work/Life balance
    4.1(15 ratings)
    Career development
    3.2(15 ratings)
    Benefits & perks
    4.0(15 ratings)
    Management
    3.1(15 ratings)
    Working environment
    3.8(15 ratings)
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    5.0
    Head of department
    Dec 2021
    Singapore11 to 12 years in the role, current employee
    We provide all an opportunity to learn
    The good thingsPrograms are carefully curated to suit the learning needs of the current generations for the industry.
    The challengesPart of the job requirement requires the staff to manages administrative tasks. It may take some time to adapt if you are a new staff
    4.0
    Lecturer
    Oct 2021
    A good stepping stone to start your career in the Public Service.
    The good thingsOpportunities to shape young minds. Train and educate young adults. A good training ground if you want to start a career in teaching in PSEIs/IHLs.
    The challengesRed-tape. Too many stalemates at the top. Waiting for retirement. People who were NOT from the industry are put in charge of you.
    3.0
    Admin assistant
    Jul 2021
    Ang Mo Kio North-East RegionLess than 1 year in the role, current employee
    Contract Job @ITE College Central
    The good thingsWork-life balance - there is no overtime & I can fetch my child after work.
    The challengesNo brief orientation on my first day of work. I had to depend on myself to explore further.
    5.0
    Lecturer
    Oct 2020
    SingaporeLess than 1 year in the role, current employee
    Good place to work, but not for ambitious individuals
    The good thingsGood work/life balance. Typically no OT. Colleagues are nice too, willing to share all experience and knowledge they have. Other than normal teaching hours, we also have to clock self-upgrade hours, and projects hours. Some courses and projects are pretty interesting and innovative.
    The challengesHaving to work with a good number of colleagues who are at least 60 yo can be a headache at times as they tend to be more stubborn, more resist to changes, and less open minded. Nevertheless, they are still very nice and friendly people.
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    4.0
    Lecturer
    Nov 2019
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Pleasant environment, wonderful colleagues and supervisor
    The good thingsWas an adjunct lecturer for several months. Workload can be heavy at times, sufficient help was given. Was interesting working here each time. Hope to be back!
    The challengesSome processes are very tedious and inefficient, taking up time.
    2.0
    Lecturer
    Jul 2019
    Singapore5 to 6 years in the role, current employee
    Don't come here (College East)
    The good thingsThe students and work life balance. Some freedom to make your lessons interesting.
    The challengesMicro-management. Some department bosses only care for their KPIs and not the students.
    4.0
    Management Support Officer
    Jul 2019
    3 to 4 years in the role
    No career progression
    The good thingsThe food, location, and gym
    The challengesthe work culture is backward. Everyone is moving forward in technology, work cultures etc but the organization is moving backward instead. Technology is slow with data protection and the people working there are not diversified. Not willing to share, not helpful, and only follow the books (not flexible).
    5.0
    Physical Education Teacher
    Jun 2019
    Singapore
    Good learning curve
    The good thingsTo have been to impart the good things
    The challengesTo always bring Physical Education to the next level
    5.0
    Manager
    May 2019
    Singapore
    Caring and challenging environment
    The good thingsA very progressive organisation that has the best interest of its customers ie students, at heart.
    The challengesMust be innovative and willing to challenge the norm.
    4.0
    Lecturer
    Jun 2018
    Singapore7 to 8 years in the role
    Rewarding experience guiding students to success!
    The good thingsGood work-life balance and wonderful colleagues.
    The challengesCareer advancement and non-teaching KPIs
    4.0
    Lecturer
    May 2018
    Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
    Prioritisation and education is important
    The good thingsStructured appraisal and induction, food is cheap, colleagues are friendly, environment is simple
    The challengesfacilities need improvement,
    2.0
    Lecturer
    May 2017
    Hardworking and easy going but can be firm where necessary
    The good thingsEnjoyed the work life balance and the students
    The challengesLack development opportunity .
    4.0
    Administrative manager
    Apr 2017
    Fulfilling
    The good thingsEnvironment, good career mix, exposure to new new learning areas, interaction with senior management
    The challengesToo many KPIs and conflicting demands on student matters
    5.0
    Curriculum planning
    Jul 2015
    5 to 6 years in the role, current employee
    Loving the job
    The good thingsA good work-life balance , promising staff development opportunities , postivive learning and development opportunities
    The challengesEndorsement processes might be challenging
    4.0
    Directorate
    Jul 2015
    Impact to Society
    The good thingsMy employer provides lots of opportunities to fully develop staff to their best potential. It is very focussed in wanting to achieve success for every student that join our Institution. No student is left behind.
    The challengesEducation requires experience and passion in this profession. However, experience comes with age. Recruitment of new staff in preparation for older ones retiring has always been a challenge in balancing the operation budget.
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