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How long does it take for a newly qualified teacher to get paid?

23-06-2018 10:16PM

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JDOC1996

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#2 23-06-2018 10:21PM

r93kaey5p2izun

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As late as last week of October for some ETBs.

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#3 23-06-2018 10:52PM

gaiscioch

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I don't know about ETBs but I was definitely told in my first school that they could give me an advance until the money came through.

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#4 24-06-2018 12:00AM

Postgrad10

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About 6 weeks for the ETBs( then monthly for subs including maternity leave positions) and 4 weeks for DES( every two weeks then after that).

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#5 24-06-2018 12:12AM

r93kaey5p2izun

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Most ETBs don't pay RPT/CID/permanent staff monthly anymore. Most are twice monthly or fortnightly now.

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