The table illustrates secondary and high school teachers’ earnings in Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Japan and Korea in 2009.
The table provides data concerning the teachers'
wage
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wages
of
five different countries in 2009 and it shows variations in the amount of Change preposition
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salary
earned related to the time spent on
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in
this
profession.
Overall
, Luxembourg
performed as the best payer to teachers considering the starter salary
and its progression. In contrast
, Australia
payed
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paid
least
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lowest
salary
and achieved the smallest amount over years
.
Considering the starting amount received by a secondary/high school teacher, it is possible to see that Asian countries, like Japan and Korea, pay around 32,000. Correct article usage
the years
Luxembourg
, on the other hand
, pays the highest money in this
essay, starting with 80,000, followed by Denmark. However
, Australia
is the country where
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that
fewer
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less
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than
Luxembourg
.
About the progression over time, Australia
, Luxembourg
, Japan and Korea almost doubled after fifteen years
, whereas
Denmark arose
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rose
just
10,000. Change preposition
to just
Following
this
trend, the maximum payment received by teachers in these countries is in Luxembourg
and the minor is Australia
. Concerning the Change preposition
in Australia
years
necessary to achieve the max salary
, Denmark takes 8 years
and Japan takes 37.Submitted by carinabmurakami on
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