Presenters:

J a n Brian Siladan
Jessmark Fernandez
Ambrozio Molvizar Jr.
Exejoy Berte
Fresa Mae Sarad
Marissa Sedigo

Instructor: Dr.
Laura Perales
What does ASEAN stands for?

ASEAN
Association of Southeast
Asian Nations
The 10 Members State of ASEAN
1. Brunei
2. Cambodia
3. Indonesia
4. Lao PDR
5. Malaysia
6. Myanmar
7. Philippines
8. Thailand
9. Singapore
10. Vietnam
The ASEAN: One Vision,
One Identity, One Community
A. The Levels of Schooling as a Teaching Milieu

B. The Teacher Professionals Across the ASEAN

C. The Teaching Profession Practices in the ASEAN

D. The Teacher and the Teaching Profession beyond

the ASEAN

E. The Global Teacher Status Index of 2013

A. The Levels
of Schooling
as a Teaching Milieu
1. Primary Level
-Usually composed of Pre-primary and
Primary Level

Pre-Primary Level
Composed of the following:
-Play school
-Kindergarten

Primary Level
Composed of the following:
-Grades 1- 6(Aged 6-11 Years old)
 In the Philippines, the label primary level
refers to the Elementary level which is
divided into two sublevels namely:

1.Primary Grades
-Which includes Kindergarten to Grades 1-
4

2. Intermediate Grades
- Which includes Grades 5-6
2. Secondary Level
-follows the primary level and composed of
Junior and Senior High School.
-however there are some variations in some
countries such as lower secondary and upper
secondary level

Lower Secondary Level

- composed of Grades 7- 9

Upper Secondary Level

- composed of Grades 10- 12
 In the Philippines, the secondary level has two
levels namely:

1. Junior High School

-composed of Grades 7- 10
2. Senior High School
- composed of Grades 11-12

The graduate of Senior High School can do the

following:
• Proceed to College
• To find a job appropriate to qualification
2. Tertiary Level
-is the college level which is beyond basic
education in all countries in the ASEAN.
- a ladder of educational system where the
student earns a Bachelor’s Degree which is a
requirement for the taking of licensure
examination to become a teacher.

In the Philippines, Technical Education and Skills

Development Authority (TESDA), provides diploma
and training certificates for lifelong learning that also
assists the implementation of the Senior High School
Technical- Vocational Track.
B. The Teacher
Professionals
Across the ASEAN
C. The Teaching
Profession Practices
in the ASEAN
D. The Teacher
and the Teaching
Profession beyond
the ASEAN
E. The Global
Teacher Status Index
of 2013
 Global Teacher Status Index
Index Index
Country Rank Country Rank
Rating Rating
China 100 1 Spain 30.7 12
Greece 73.7 2 Finland 28.9 13
Turkey 68.0 3 Portugal 26.0 14
South Korea 62.0 4 Switzerland 23.8 15
New Zealand 54.0 5 Germany 21.6 16
Egypt 49.3 6 Japan 16.2 17

Singapore 46.3 7 Italy 13.0 18

Czech
Netherlands 40.3 8 12.2 19
Republic
U.S.A 3.4 9 Brazil 2.4 20
UK 36.7 10 Israel 2.0 21
France 32.3 11    
1. Teacher Status
Social Status of Teachers Alongside Professions
Teaching is a sought after profession
Pupils Respect teachers
2. Perception of Teacher Reward
Most countries judge fair rate of pay as similar to
teacher’s actual pay
Majority of countries think that teachers ought to
be rewarded with the higher pay than what they
are presently getting
Participating Actual Ave. Participating Actual Ave.
Country Salary per Year Country Salary per
in USD $ Year in USD
$
China 17,730.00 Spain 29,475.00
Greece 23,341.00 Finland 28,780.00
Turkey 25,378.00 Portugal 23,614.00
South Korea 43,874.00 Switzerland 39,326.00
New Zealand 28,438.00 Germany 42,254.00
Egypt 10,604.00 Japan 43,775.00
Singapore 45,755.00 Italy 28,603.00
Netherlands 37,218.00 Czech Republic 19,953.00
U.S.A 44,917.00 Brazil 18,550.00
UK 33,377.00 Israel 32,447.00
France 28,828.00  
3. Teacher Agency and Control
The status of the teachers is also dependent on
the people’s trust to their delivery of quality
education