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Well, there is one peculiarity that almost all Singapore teachers share—they have never left school.The boys may spend two years in the army, but almost all NIE intake are fresh graduates. Very few make the mid-career switch.In other words, teaching is their first job, and for many, their only job through to retirement. Every older teacher, HOD or principal was once a young teacher. No exceptions because the MOE does not accept older applicants for teaching.Now, let me just say I have teacher friends and relatives, from those in their early 30s to retired teachers and principals. I recognize how hard they work, and the myriad responsibilities and roles they discharge daily—instructor, marking scribe, disciplinarian, counselor, CCA head, motivation coach, management guru, question setter etc. But you have to agree they live and breathe a different mini-Singapore that has different frames of reference compared to the private sector. Yes, their jobs are tough and they have many students to take care of. Some require inordinate amounts of attention. But most jobs that pay well demand their pound of flesh, and teachers are paid handsomely.All professionals face long hours without overtime compensation in Singapore. That’s why they are called professionals. Many positions in law, medicine and R&D demand even more grueling hours than teaching—90 to 100 hour weeks are sometimes de rigueur, if you meet the “right” boss. Only when you’re relatively well established can you begin to pick and choose interesting work, plan your own schedule and slough the rest off to the underlings. That’s a privilege which must be earned.It’s the same story in teaching. Serve out the pupillage, figure out the lay of the land, and you’ll become expert jugglers, even those who choose not to move up and become HODs or principals.All things considered, teaching is not so bad lah. Iron rice bowl, you know?

I am doubtful you can be successful at receiving the CSQ from the Government of Québec without knowing some French. There are federal policies in place that allows Canadian provinces to set their own immigration rules. In Québec, they pretty much expect residents to speak and understand the French language. It is the language used in must educational settings, media, and business transactions. Even in China Town of Montréal, all those Chinese speak French. I spent 6 weeks in Québec and saw that those who do not speak French were limiting themselves in their social interactions. You will do yourself a huge favor learning French before submitting your Demande de Certificat de sélection du Québec. The applications themselves are printed in French under the assumption that the applicants understand the language sufficiently to get along reseasonably well in the French. It is a requirement for good reason.

As an estimate, we started with 1.34 million people unemployed before the pandemic impacts[1][1][1][1] . We have, since then, had 1.4 million new applications for Universal Credit, and 200,000 for JSA and other historic unemployment allowances.[2][2][2][2]In addition, there are plausible estimates of around 9 million people in the process of being furloughed[3][3][3][3] .These are probably all top end estimates, as not all those benefits claims will be met, and the furlough number is estimated fairly crudely. There may be some double counting in the benefits numbers.With that proviso, that takes us to a remarkable figure of 12 million people de facto unemployed, with 22.4 million people still working, and the usual 33 million people not in the workforce.Footnotes[1] Labour market overview, UK[1] Labour market overview, UK[1] Labour market overview, UK[1] Labour market overview, UK[2] Universal Credit facing surge in demand - DWP chief confirms staggering claimant numbers [2] Universal Credit facing surge in demand - DWP chief confirms staggering claimant numbers [2] Universal Credit facing surge in demand - DWP chief confirms staggering claimant numbers [2] Universal Credit facing surge in demand - DWP chief confirms staggering claimant numbers [3] More than 9 million workers could be furloughed[3] More than 9 million workers could be furloughed[3] More than 9 million workers could be furloughed[3] More than 9 million workers could be furloughed