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Originally Posted by Spurs
LOL
I know a hell of a lot more than you with much less extreme opinions.
You don't get the extra pay unless you have a proper Masters degree, so if U of C label their degree a masters but it isn't an actual masters degree teachers don't get to max out their pay.
Masters of teaching is not the standard issue qualification.
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I have a close relative with a Bachelor of Fine Arts undergrad and a 2 year Ed after degree from the U of C who was credited for 6 years of education and gets the pay for 6 years at CBE. This person isn't at 10 years experience yet, so isn't maxed out on the grid, but will be in a few more years.