The table give information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in fivr countries in 2009.

The table illustrates money earned by

teachers

in secondary schools in 2009 in

Australia

,

Denmark

,

Luxembourg

,

Korea

and

Japan

. Salaries were measured in US

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per year.

Overall

, secondary

teachers

in

Luxembourg

received the highest payments at both the

starting

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and after 15

years

of their employment. Meanwhile, educators in

Japan

had the least amount of starting salary annually

while

those in

Australia

ranked the lowest after 15

years

of their teaching careers.

In addition

, the time needed to reach the highest level of salary in

Luxembourg

,

Korea

and

Japan

was nearly four times

of

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that in

Australia

and

Denmark

. Among the 3 English-speaking

countries

,

Luxembourg

teachers

earned about twice as much ($80,000) as those in

Australia

and

Denmark

($34,600 and $47,000 respectively). The situation was similar for

teachers

with 15

years

of experience in these

countries

. In

Luxembourg

, the highest amount a secondary teacher could make was $139,000 in that year. It is

however

important to note that it took

teachers

30

years

to reach

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salary in

Luxembourg

,

while

in

Australia

and

Denmark

,

teachers

could achieve the same objective in less than 10

years

. In terms of

non English-speaking

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countries

,

Korea

offered higher annual pay to new secondary

teachers

($30,500) compared to that in

Japan

($28,000). As for

teachers

who have worked for 15

years

, their salaries had no significant difference between

Korea

and

Japan

($52,600 and $49,000 respectively).

Teachers

in both

countries

needed more than 30

years

to grow their salaries to the highest amount.