Global Indian International School Trained Graduate Social Studies Teacher salaries in India

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The building, cafetaria and the ambience.

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Salary is stooping low. It's degrading for any teacher to work there. Promotions only given to the ones who are close to the Principal or belong to their community

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Nothing. How can you like anything when the school management doesn't support us when we speak up supporting equality and non-discriminatory practices? I am a senior teacher there and have been working for the sake of money as the place is just next door.

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2 shifts, overworked, peanuts salary, can be fired for speaking up, no training - forget about skill development, no respect from peers whatsoever. We're told to be nice to RICH customers. And ignore, and avoid poor customers. Terrible!

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Nothing

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...ur last choice as they are only there to use you to the extreme for their needs. In the name of salary they will demand all the work even after working hours. No proper system is followed. No relaxation time.

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I enjoyed the collaborative environment in my work place. Working with talented and supportive colleagues not only boosts productivity but also each day enjoyable. The Autonomy and trust I receive from my superiors are remarkable.

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Unfair pay - Employees may feel that they are not paid fairly.

Likes

The School offers a competitive base salary and respects work-life balance. The faculty is always kind and reasonable. It is a good place to work!

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While GIIS Bangalore is already well-equipped, there's always room for additional recourses in certain specialized areas. Continued investment in these resources would further enrich the learning experience and support innovative teaching practices, ensuring that school maintains its reputation for excellence.