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I'm also on Scale 4 and full time working in Preston. I don't have the qualifications for this scale 3 job :p

 

Before January I was previously on Scale 3 at around point 14 working pro rata that was £12600 or £15120 if I'd have been full time.

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i've not got a clue what scale i'm on but i do know i'm at the top of whatever scale i'm on at £15858 ish a year so could that be scale 3???
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could it be your sheet thats wrong?

 

It wouldn't suprise me if it's a little off, I'm not sure how old it is. However it wont be out very far. Maybe a few hundred quid or so.

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If you are talking about National Joint Council pay scales (i.e. a single status authority), then a three year deal just ended. I've attached a spreadsheet with the information below.

 

A new deal is yet to be struck for 2007 - it's looking like it'll be around 2~2.5%, with inflation at 3.1% this amounts to a pay cut in real terms.

 

When the new pay is secured by the NJC, the pay will be backdated to April 1st. Maybe an extra few quid for beer money :)

 

I started on bottom of scale 4 in September 05. My NM left to another school and I took over her responsibilities. I have recently (December 06) been through Job Evaluation and came out top of scale 6.

payscales.xls

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my wage is £15825 i've been and asked and i'm at the top of scale 3 according to that spreadsheet. so really someone with an mcse or mcp would really be wanting more than that i would imagine. i don't have those qualifications and i don't feel that i get paid enough as it is!
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Qualifications backed by experience and a a few years at your current institution proving your worth and making sure the right people know what it is you do day in day out.

We dont have a great budget for equipment etc but I have made good progression through the scales doing all of the above. I am lucky as I have a very supportive line manager and other key members of the school have meant I have been rewarded as my responsibilities have increased.

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