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Band 7+: The graph below shows the hours of teaching per year done by each teacher in four different countries in 2001. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar graph detailing teaching hours per year by teachers in four countries for 2001: Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the USA. In Japan, primary teachers worked approximately 600 hours, lower secondary 650 hours, and upper secondary 700 hours. In Spain, primary teachers worked around 600 hours, lower secondary about 650 hours, and upper secondary close to 900 hours. In Ireland, primary teachers worked around 550 hours, lower secondary approximately 600 hours, and upper secondary about 800 hours. In the USA, primary teachers worked roughly 900 hours, lower secondary about 1,000 hours, and upper secondary around 1,100 hours.
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The bar chart illustrates how many hours each teacher was supposed to cover in Japan, Spain, Ireland, and the USA, based on three different levels of education in the year 2001.

Overall, the total hours of teaching of all the three levels in the United States were consistently higher than the other three countries. It is also evident that upper secondary education required more teaching hours, with the exception of Ireland where the focus was on lower secondary education.

Regarding primary schools, every teacher spent 600 hours of teaching at this level in Japan, Spain and Ireland, which was lower than the figure for the USA, with approximately 850 hours. In terms of lower secondary education, the amount of time spent teaching in Japan was equal that of Spain, with 600 hours, compared to 800 hours in Ireland and around 1050 hours in the USA.

In comparison, teachers in the USA were required to teach about 1100 hours when it comes to upper secondary education, followed by Spain (just under 1000 hours) and Ireland (roughly 780 hours). The figure for this level in Japan was lowest, at only 650 hours per year.

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