Band 4+: The chart gives the information about the average time (hours) a teacher spent teaching in three different school types in four countries in 2001.

The bar chart compares the information about the typical time a tutor spent teaching in primary, lower secondary and upper secondary schools in Japan, Spain, Iceland and USA the year 2001.

Overall, the all countries had a different position in the various types. The USA was the highest place in the all categories. However, the Iceland was the lowest place in the two types. Meanwhile, the Japan was the lowest in upper secondary school. The others had a roughly same position.

It is clear that the Japan and Spain were the around the same position at 650 hours. The Iceland was the just under the 600 hours. It was the smallest type. While the USA stood the highest place at over the 700 hours. The initial county and the Iceland were the around 650 hours. The dominate country was stayed a thousand hours. The Spain was lower than it.

Generally, the figure of the Spain and Iceland were the around 900 hours. However, the Japan was the lowest place with 700 hours. It is also worth mentioning that the USA had around 1200 hours. Because of it was stood at the highest place.