The table below gives information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries in 2009.

The table below gives information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries in 2009.
The table chart provides data about school
teachers
’ wages in 5 countries, namely Australia,
Denmark
, Luxembourg, Japan, and Korea in 2009.
Overall
, Luxembourg has the by far highest salaries of high school
teachers
,
in contrast
, the lowest figure was seen in Australia from its starting point to 15
years
later. Korean
teachers
get 30,000 dollars
while
Austrailans start just above it, with 34.000. Both of them increase over the
years
and after 15
years
, their salaries stand at 48.000.
This
amount refers to a maximum wage for Australian high school
teachers
that achieves in 9
years
, the highest salary for Koreans reaches 62.000 and they can get it within 34
years
. Japanese
teachers
’ sums are just over them, at 34,000 and it witnesses a huge increase,
subsequently
, it reaches 65.000, and after 37
years
they can get 86.000. The starting point of
Denmark
and Luxembourg
teachers
’ payments are 45,000 and 80,000 respectively. Within 15
years
, both of them demonstrated a rise; the former is 54.000 which is
Denmark
's peak, and the ladder is 119.000.
Denmark
teachers
can get maximum wages in 8
years
,
while
Luxembourgers see 132.000 dollars as the highest payment within 30
years
.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • secondary/high school teachers
  • annual salary
  • gross income
  • net salary
  • cost of living
  • education funding
  • gender pay gap
  • teaching hours
  • years of experience
  • additional qualifications
  • economic indicators
  • average wage
  • currency conversion
  • educational disparities
  • international comparison
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