The given table chart compares wages according to the experience of faculties in five different countries, as follows Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan and Korea in the year 2009.
The table provide information about salaries of secondary or high school educators in various countries such as Australia,Denmark,Luxenbourg,Japan and Korea in 2009.
The table chart presents the data about the salaries of both secondary and high school teachers in Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan and Korea in 2009.
The given table provides information for both secondary and high school teachers' salaries amount in USD within five distinct nations, namely, Australia, Denmark, Luxenberg, Korea, and Japan in 2009 overall the most stri
In table shows information about the income of teachers who are educated in high school in five countries such as Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan, and Korea in 2009. As can be seen from the table, it is obvious tha
The table illustrates information about primary school tutors' income in US Dollars in five countries in 2009. It is important to note that teachers who worked in Denmark had better salaries in minimum years than others.
The table illustrates the income of teachers in secondary high school in five countries namely: Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Korea and Japan in the year 2019.
The table demonstrated the wages of teachers in high school of five countries in 2009. The Luxembourg shows the highest when the Australia is the lowerest. For the time to reach the maximum salary, Japan and Denmark take
The table demonstrates how different five countries paid to secondary school teachers in 2009 and how it has changed after 15 years. The data also shows the starting and maximum amount in thousands.
This table chart depicts the income of secondary/ high school teachers in five countries in 2009. It is clear from the graph that teachers in Luxembourg get higher salaries throughout their careers.
The given table compares secondary and high school teachers’ remuneration in five nations in 2009. In general, it is discernible that teachers from Luxembourg were the most well-paid, whereas their Australian counterpart