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Band 6+: The table below shows the salaries of secondary/ high school teachers in 2009. Describe the main features of the figure.

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The image displays a table of secondary/high school teacher salaries in 2009, showing starting salary, salary after 15 years, maximum salary, and the years to reach top salary for five countries. For Australia, the figures are 28,000, 48,000, 48,000, and 9 years, respectively. Denmark's data is 45,000, 54,000, 54,000, and 8 years. Luxembourg's salaries are 80,000, 119,000, and 132,000, taking 30 years to reach the maximum. Japan shows salaries of 34,000, 65,000, and 86,000, requiring 37 years. Korea's figures are 30,000, 48,000, and 62,000, achieved over 34 years.
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The table illustrates how much money the secondary/high school teachers earn in 2009.

Overall, Denmark spent fewer years to reach the top salary. Luxembourg had the highest maximum salary. Luxembourg and Japan increased their salaries by the same amount. Denmark spent the lowest time to reach it’s top salary.

In more detail, The starting salaries in Australia, Japan and Korea were relatively close at 28.000, 34.000, 30.000. After 15 years the Denmark showed the lowest number, Luxembourg faced a significant increase of 39.000 and it was highest among the countries in that year. Korea and Australia encountered an increase of almost the same amount, 18.000 and 20.000. Japan was not far behind Luxembourg.

Moreower, Australia and Denmark’s salaries not changed, however regarding their maximum salaries, Japan showed the highest amount. Denmark reached it’s top salary in 8 years, it was the fastest. Australia was also close to Denmark, the former reached it’s top salary in 9 years. Luxembourg, Japan and Korea spent almost the same amount of time to reach their top salaries.

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