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Band 5+: The table below shows the average salaries of teachers in five countries at the beginning of their career, after 15 years and the maximum salary.

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The image shows a table of school teacher salaries in 2016 with starting salary (USD per annum), salary after 15 years (USD per annum), maximum salary (USD per annum), and years to achieve maximum salary for five countries: Australia - 22,235 starting, 69,638 after 15 years, 77,180 maximum, 19 years; Belgium - 15,186 starting, 27,528 after 15 years, 35,021 maximum, 25 years; Denmark - 31,745 starting, 58,142 after 15 years, 63,395 maximum, 30 years; Japan - 38,345 starting, 55,015 after 15 years, 68,175 maximum, 27 years; Portugal - 17,186 starting, 23,942 after 15 years, 32,493 maximum, 22 years.
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The table presents a comparative analysis of teacher salaries across five countries such as Australia, Belgium, Denmark, japan and Portugal in 2016, detailing the starting salary, salary after 15 years of experience and maximum salary.

At a glance, it can be seen that the higest teaching salaries was for Australia, while the lowest proportion was for portugal in 2016.

In terms of teaching salary, Australia exhibits 22.2 USD for the beginning of their job. This figure surged a peak of to 69.6 USD after 15 years. It maximum salary made up 77.1 USD, which took 19 years. Moreover, teachers of japan their starting salary at 38.3 USD, whereas after 15 years it grew to 55 USD and taking 27 years to achieve it in 2016.

For the remaining countries, portugal and belgium teachers precevied the smallest proportion of money at first earned their career 17.1 and 15.1USD which increased their amount to 23.9 and 27.5 USD after 15 years however 22 years passed achieving the maximum salary was 32.9 USD, while the maximum salary at 35 USD, which taking 25 years in 2016 respectively

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