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Band 6+: The table below gives information about salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries in 2009. Summarise the information and make comparisons where relevant.

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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 graph illustrates about the salaries of secondary/high school teachers in five countries namely; Australia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Korea, Japan in the year 2009.

Overall, teachers from Luxembourg obtained a significant amount of income throughout the whole year and it took them 30 years to reach the top in terms of salary. However, the least amount was obtained by Japanese teachers, but the salary per year and maximum was greater than other countries.

Firstly,Luxembourg showed the higher rate of salaries, at 80000. In contrast, the figures for Australia, Denmark, and Korea were lower, at 34600, 47000, and 30500, respectively. Also, the lowest share was noticed in Japan, at only 28000. Similarly, Luxembourg teachers again got the highest salary per year, standing at 112000$. Whereas, Australia, Denmark, Korea, and Japan witnessed about 48000$, 54000$, 52600$, and 49000$, respectively.

Secondly, the maximum amount was also gained by Luxembourg secondary/ high school teachers, accounting for 139000, which took them about 30 years to reach that level. Meanwhile, the teachers of Australia, Denmark, and Korea received the maximum amount of 48000, 54000, 84500, and 64500 respectively, by taking 9,8,37, and 34 years to reach that level.

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