The table below gives information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries in 2009
The table illustrates the income of teachers in secondary high
school
in five countries namely: Australia, Fix the agreement mistake
schools
Denmark
, Luxembourg, Korea and Japan
in the year
2019.
Overall
, all of the schools listed saw an increase trend in salaries. In Denmark
it took the Add a comma
Denmark,
least
Correct your spelling
last
year
to become a top salary compared to Luxembourg which took a long period of time.
Teachers
salaries in Change noun form
Teachers'
Teacher's
Denmark
began with
47,000$ which was higher than Change preposition
at
Change preposition
in Australia
Australia
(34,600$) and it took 8 Change noun form
Australia's
year
to reach the maximum of 54,000$. Change to a plural noun
years
Additionally
, Australia and Denmark
lecturers received 48,000$ and 54,000$ per year
.
Japan
and Korea
income start with 28,000$ and 30,500$, respectively and these Change noun form
Korea's
was
maximized at 62,000$ and 84,500$. In Change the verb form
were
additon
, for Correct your spelling
addition
Japan
it took 34 years to reach the maximum which is 3 years less than Add a comma
Japan,
Japan
. However
, in Luxemberg
the beginning income was 80,000 and maximized at 139,000 and it took 30 years to reach the highest.Correct your spelling
Luxembourg
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