Amazing job ads-"at least a Masters degree" or PhD to earn 20,000 B?!?

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Full Time Qualified Lecturers

We are currently looking for experienced and skillful professional Lecturers and foreign Lecturers in the field of Humanities, Public Health, Business Administration, and Aviation. Applicants mus have at least Maters Degree in any of the field required.

Job Description & Responsibility

1Implementation of curriculum and instruction

2Conduct research leading to both academic and professional accreditation of the program

3On time submission of reports and curriculum requirements to support Educational Quality Assurance.

4Actively involved in Academic Services to the Communities

5Arts and Culture Preservation

Job Specification:

1 Dedicated in teaching with Excellent English communication skills.

2 Must be a Master or Doctorate Degree holder in the expert subjects.

3 Minimum of 3-5 years experienced teaching in International College or University.

Positions Open:

• Logistics

• Aviation

• Airline

• Health Sciences ( Environmental, Industrial, Occupational)

• Nursing Sciences

• Behavioral Research

• International Business

• Sport

• Education

• English

Contact:

Interested persons can submit by e-mail:

[lostinisaan]

We are currently looking for experienced and skillful professional Lecturers and foreign Lecturers in the field of Humanities, Public Health, Business Administration, and Aviation. Applicants mus have at least Maters Degree in any of the field required.

Is that an advertisement of NASA? Maybe they meant a Mars degree.....

Edited September 3, 2014 by lostinisaan

[Suradit69]

For a short time I was the administrator of an international K-12 school in Pakistan.

There were three fully qualified, Pakistani medical doctors teaching there. During the day they taught high school kids biology and the like to supplement their income working as physicians in private clinics at night and weekends.

We never needed to have a school nurse on duty with the three of them there, but I always found it difficult to believe that someone who qualified as a medical doctor would need to work for pretty meager teacher's pay to stretch their income.I can't recall how much they were making as full time teachers, but it was probably in neighborhood of Baht 20,000 or less.

I should add that I was also an instructor at the UAE University for a number of years and (allegedly) at least one of the men doing our photocopying had a PhD earned in India, in what field I do not know. Both the university and Higher Colleges of Technology used to receive tens of thousands of applications from the "sub continent" annually for teaching positions. All those applying had impressive sounding academic qualifications and virtually all were filed in the bin.

On paper, many of them might have made the cut for the O/P's cited positions.

Edited September 3, 2014 by Suradit69