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Band 4+: The table below gives the information about salaries of secondary

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The image shows a table of secondary/high school teacher salaries in 2009 for six countries: Australia with $41,000 and 35 years to maximum salary, Denmark with $46,000 and 37 years, Japan with $32,100 and 37 years, England with $33,000 and 38 years, USA with $42,000 and 35 years, and Luxemburg with $63,000 and 34 years.
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Overall, the table is representing some information about salaries of teachers in five different countries in 2009.

Luxembourg was highest salary than other countries and also provided high salary per year around 112000 in US currency.Denmark was second highest starting salary roughly 47000 and third highest salary countries was Australia. Australia was starting salaries around 34000. While Korea followed Australia and Japan was lowest starting salaries roughly 28000.

Moving towards in the table maximum salaries Korea took second place after Luxembourg and it was nearly 85000. Japan and Denmark was increased salaries for teachers. Australia was lowest salaries with least amount as compared to the other countries.

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