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The image presents a table of secondary/high school teachers salaries in 2009 for five countries, listing starting salary, salary per year, maximum salary, and years to reach top salary. Australia: starting $34,600, per year $48,000, maximum $48,000, 09 years; Denmark: starting $47,000, per year $54,000, maximum $54,000, 08 years; Luxembourg: starting $80,000, per year $112,000, maximum $139,000, 30 years; Korea: starting $30,500, per year $52,600, maximum $84,500, 37 years; Japan: starting $28,000, per year $49,000, maximum $62,400, 34 years.
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The table shows information about the salaries of secondary school teachers in five countries in
Overall, teachers in Luxembourg earned the highest salaries, while those in Japan and Korea were paid less. Also, the time needed to reach the maximum salary varied significantly
Teachers in Luxembourg had the highest salaries, starting at around $80,000 and rising to about $139,000. However, it took 30 years to reach the maximum. In Denmark, salaries ranged from $47,000 to $54,000, and teachers reached the top salary in only
In Australia, teachers earned between $34,600 and $48,000, reaching the maximum in 9 years. In Korea and Japan, starting salaries were lower, at around $30,500 and $28,000 respectively. However, it took much longer to reach the highest salary, at 37 years in Korea and 34 years in Japan.
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