The table below shows the salaries of secondary/high school teachers in 2009. Describe the main features of the figure.
The given table illustrates secondary/high school
teachers
’ payments in the year 2009. Looking from an overall
perspective, it seems evident that Luxembourg had the highest amount of salary
paid for teachers
while
the opposite figure can be seen in Australia
.
Regarding the table, it is noticeable that teachers
in Australia
had the lowest salary
at the starting point, at only 28,000, much smaller than 45,000 in Denmark. However
, the time to reach the top in the two countries was similar, Denmark was less than Australia
1 year. After a long period of time teaching, the payment in Australia
increased by 20,000 and 9,000 in Denmark, these figures remained the maximum.
Turning to the other nations, there was
80,000 paid Change the verb form
were
teachers
in Luxembourg, the highest salary
among the five countries, which was much more considerable than Japan and Korea, at only 34,000 and 30,000 respectively.In addition
, teachers
in these three countries had to work up to 37 years to get the highest payment. After 17 years, the salary
in Luxembourg could reach 119,000 and even higher, rising to 132,000 whereas
the figure in Japan was 65,000, higher than 48,000 in Korea and the payment all increased by approximately 14,000 to reach the highest amount of money.Submitted by lethomnam on
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