Primary schools teachers promotional prospects
In primary schools, teachers are classified as graduate masters/mistresses and non-graduate masters/mistresses.
Non-graduate masters/mistresses
For non-graduzte masters/mistresses, their promotion prospects are one of CM>AM>SAM>PAM
Certificated Masters/Mistresses (CM)
A Certificated Master/Mistress with (i) a teacher's certificate; or (ii) the status of qualified teacher awarded after passing the Non-Graduate Teacher Qualifications Assessment (NGTQA) and the successful completion of an In-service Course of Training for Teachers or a period of supervised teaching for at lease one year; Or (iii) equivalent qualifications will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Assistant Master/Mistress after he/she has served successfully as a Certificated Master/Mistress in a primary school for at least 5 years and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director. Certificated Master/Mistress not possessing teacher training or an equivalent qualification but appointed prior to 1 January 1991 will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Assistant Master/Mistress.
Assistant Masters/Mistresses (AM)
An Assistant Master/Mistress will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Senior Assistant Master/Mistress after he/she has served successfully for at least 5 years as an Assistant Master/Mistress in a primary school of which one year should be in the capacity as Head of a primary school with more than 11 classes and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director.
Senior Assistant Masters/Mistresses (SAM)
A Senior Assistant Master/Mistress will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Principal Assistant Master/Mistress after he/she has served successfully for at least 3 years as a Senior Assistant Master/Mistress in a primary school of which one year should be in the capacity as Head of a primary school with more than 23 classes and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director.
Principal Assistant Master/Mistress (PAM)
Further promotion prospects: NIL.
Graduate Masters/Mistresses
For graduate masters/mistresses, their promotion prospects are one of APSM>PSM>H(II)>H(I)
Assistant Primary School Master/Mistress (APSM)
An Assistant Primary School Master/Mistress possessing a Post-graduate Diplomas/Certificate in Education, or a Teacher's Certificate from a Hong Kong College of Education, or equivalent will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Primary School Master/Mistress after he/she has served successfully as follows in a primary school for at least 5 years and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director:
Either (I) as an assistant Primary Schools Master/Mistress; or
(II) as a Certificated Master/Mistress and then as an Assistant Primary School Master/Mistress.
Primary School Master/Mistress (PSM)
A Primary School Master/Mistress will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Headmaster/Headmistress II after he/she has served successfully as follows in a primary school for at least 5 years, of which one year should be in the capacity as Head of a primary school with more than 11 classes, and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director:
Either (I) as a Primary School Master/Mistress; or
(II) as an Assistant Master/Mistress and then as a Primary School Master/Mistress.
Headmaster/Headmistress II (H(II))
A Headmaster/Headmistress II will be eligible for consideration for promotion to Headmaster/Headmistress I after he/she has served successfully as follows in a primary school for at least 3 years, of which one year should be in the capacity as Head of primary school with more than 23 classes, and undertaken training course(s) specified by or acceptable to the Director:
Either (I) as a Headmaster/Headmistress II;
(II) as a Senior Assistant Master/Mistress and then as a Headmaster/Headmistress II.
Headmaster/Headmistress I (H(I))
Futher promotion prospects:NIL.
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