Luxembourg gets the gold medal by a fair distance!
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Luxembourg gets the gold medal by a fair distance!
Click on the link to read You Can Get Paid Like a Monkey Without Being One
Click on the link to read Which Country Pays the Most for Its Teachers
An interesting article comparing teachers and teaching conditions all over the world: Of the 30 OECD member countries, teachers in Switzerland get the highest annual salary, an average of $68,000 (£41,000). This is higher than the average salary in the country, which is around $50,000 (£30,000). Switzerland is followed by the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium in terms of having highly paid teachers. Comparatively, teachers in the UK earn less than the annual UK average of $44,000 (£27,000), receiving just over $40,000 (£24,000) and ranked 13 out of the 30 countries listed. Teachers get paid more in the UK than other European countries. In France, for example, the average teacher salary is $33,000, and in Greece teachers earn an average of $25,000. Teachers salaries $ (OECD data)
These figures show how much teachers get paid on average each year in dollars, averages gathered over 15 years.