Post Graduate Degree Allowances Sample Clauses

Post Graduate Degree Allowances. 9.3.1 Effective 1999 September 01 there will be a one (1) time payment to a Teacher not eligible for an allowance under the provisions of Articles 9.3.2 or 9.3.3 of five hundred dollars ($500) for the successful completion of a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) payable on September 01 following receipt of an OSSTF Certification Rating Statement with seal certifying that none of the graduate courses comprising the extra degree has been used in determining the certification grouping. 9.3.2 Any Teacher in receipt of an extra degree allowance from the Board prior to 1999 September 01 shall continue to receive said allowance. 9.3.3 Any Teacher employed by the Board during the 1998-99 school year not eligible for an allowance under Article 9.3.2 but who completed a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) prior to 1999 September 01 shall receive an allowance in accordance with the terms of the relevant predecessor Board Agreement provided an OSSTF Certification Rating Statement with seal certifying that none of the graduate courses comprising the extra degree has been used in determining the certification grouping and proof that the degree was completed prior to 1999 September 01 is received by the Human Resource Services Department. 9.3.4 A list of Teachers eligible for an allowance under Articles 9.3.2 and 9.3.3 with the respective amount payable to each Teacher will be maintained by the Board. Only Teachers whose names appear on this list are eligible to receive an on-going post graduate degree allowance.
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Post Graduate Degree Allowances. (a) There will be a one (1) time payment to a Teacher not eligible for an allowance under the provisions of Articles 8.04(b) or 8.04(c) of five hundred dollars ($500) for the successful completion of a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) payable on September 01 following receipt of proof of the successful completion of said degree for anyone completing the degree on or after 1998 September 01 provided the degree was not taken in conjunction with preservice Teacher training or the degree or any credits used towards the completion of the degree have not been used for placement in a salary category. (b) Any Teacher in receipt of an extra degree allowance prior to 1998 September 01 shall continue to receive said allowance. (c) Any Teacher not eligible for an allowance under Article 8.04(b) but who completed a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) prior to 1998 September 01 shall receive an allowance in accordance with the terms of the relevant predecessor Board A greement provided the degree w as not taken in conjunction with preservice Teacher training or the degree or any credits used towards the completion of the degree have not been used for placement in a salary category. (d) A list of Teachers eligible for an allowance under Articles 8.04(b) and 8.04(c) with the respective amount payable to each Teacher will be maintained by the Board.
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Post Graduate Degree Allowances. There will be a one (1) time payment to a Teacher not eligible for an allowance under the provisions of Articles L8.04(b) or L8.04(c) of five hundred dollars ($500) for the successful completion of a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) payable on September 01 following receipt of proof of the successful completion of said degree for anyone completing the degree on or after 1998 September 01 provided the degree was not taken in conjunction with preservice Teacher training or the degree or any credits used towards the completion of the degree have not been used for placement in a salary category. Post Graduate Degree Allowances are as follows: September 1, 2014 $562.00
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Post Graduate Degree Allowances. (a) There will be a one (1) time payment to a Teacher not eligible for an allowance under the provisions of Articles 8.03(b) or 8.03(c) of five hundred dollars ($500) for the successful completion of a Masters degree or Doctorate degree (from an accredited Canadian University or equivalent) payable on September 01 following receipt of proof of the successful completion of said degree for anyone completing the degree on or after 1998 September 01 provided the degree was not taken in conjunction with preservice Teacher training or the degree or any credits used towards the completion of the degree have not been used for placement in a salary category. (b) Any Teacher in receipt of an extra degree allowance prior to 1998 September 01 shall continue to receive said allowance. (c) Any Teacher not eligible for an allowance under Article 8.03
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