General Chat Thread, certificates worth a pay increase in General; as the title suggests, i've just recently completed 2 Apple courses and past them (ACSP & ACTC) is this something ...
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23rd August 2009, 11:38 PM #1
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certificates worth a pay increase
as the title suggests, i've just recently completed 2 Apple courses and past them (ACSP & ACTC) is this something I can ask for a pay increase for?
the courses were paid for by a client and not my work place as they have just gone Apple.
thanks in advance
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23rd August 2009, 11:41 PM #2 if its a school you work for, be prepared to be milked... I don't think schools could give a dam these days. it just means they save more money on external contracts etc
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23rd August 2009, 11:58 PM #3 nope, i think they just expect you to have them...
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24th August 2009, 12:08 AM #4
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there was no requirement to have them, they were a request by me to the client who i support
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24th August 2009, 06:59 AM #5 Not here am afraid we can have any certificate possible and no increase in salary. Least that seems to be the ruling for all support staff here.
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24th August 2009, 07:18 AM #6 
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Jax
Not here am afraid we can have any certificate possible and no increase in salary. Least that seems to be the ruling for all support staff here.
You could try a teaching certificate, seems to work for some other school staff 
Kidding aside I must echo the above comments as any school that I know of will just look at your additional qualifications as a free bonus for them.
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