Without teachers, in this world, where would we be? Teachers are one of the most under paid professions in this world. Pursuing a career in teaching, you are often warned about the unbalanced compensation. If you would want to make more money you have to take up a career in the medical field, engineering, computers and etc. People tend to forget that, without teachers, those particular careers would not be around. Teachers, not only, have to take criticism from society, but, have many other obstacles ,such as, how many years of schooling they have to dedicate, what grade level chosen to be the entry point, gender, with the added decision to teach public or private school. Them to be involve . "The higher the education, the higher the pay,"
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They can either begin their career as being an Elementary School teacher or a secondary School teacher. One the choice on if they would like to be and elementary are secondary school teacher Upon closing what school to aid in educating you begin to face another pay gap. Even ,if it is considered to be slight small pay difference. It effects survivability in a consistent rising margin on the cost of living. Secondary teachers tend to make more money. Considering the fact that both are teachers and they both need each other to have a job since the learning first begins at the elementary level but still they suffer with getting paid the …show more content…
If they would rather teach in the public are private school system is solely their choice. Once deciding which school system the teacher wants to teach in, they both begin to face many difficulties concerning their pay. public school teachers typically make more money than private school teachers Backing for public schools, mostly come from local, state, and federal government funds. In the public school system qualifications for a position vary, but typically, require at least a bachelor’s degree. So with the degree ,according to pay scale in December 2010 ,.the average salary for a U.S public school teacher in a given school district is $42,15. On the other hand, private schools are usually only supported by tuition payments and sometimes by funds from other nonpublic sources, such as, religious organizations. Being in the private school system does not require state certification from educators. according to pay scale in 2010 the average salary for a private school teacher is $35,342. Public and private school tend to share is the amount of money in which a teacher gets paid concerning their grade level in which they teach. The higher the grade level that is taught in both school systems the more money the teacher will receive. In the private school system, the higher the grade, the higher the tuition ,which means, more money for the
They can either begin their career as being an Elementary School teacher or a secondary School teacher. One the choice on if they would like to be and elementary are secondary school teacher Upon closing what school to aid in educating you begin to face another pay gap. Even ,if it is considered to be slight small pay difference. It effects survivability in a consistent rising margin on the cost of living. Secondary teachers tend to make more money. Considering the fact that both are teachers and they both need each other to have a job since the learning first begins at the elementary level but still they suffer with getting paid the …show more content…
If they would rather teach in the public are private school system is solely their choice. Once deciding which school system the teacher wants to teach in, they both begin to face many difficulties concerning their pay. public school teachers typically make more money than private school teachers Backing for public schools, mostly come from local, state, and federal government funds. In the public school system qualifications for a position vary, but typically, require at least a bachelor’s degree. So with the degree ,according to pay scale in December 2010 ,.the average salary for a U.S public school teacher in a given school district is $42,15. On the other hand, private schools are usually only supported by tuition payments and sometimes by funds from other nonpublic sources, such as, religious organizations. Being in the private school system does not require state certification from educators. according to pay scale in 2010 the average salary for a private school teacher is $35,342. Public and private school tend to share is the amount of money in which a teacher gets paid concerning their grade level in which they teach. The higher the grade level that is taught in both school systems the more money the teacher will receive. In the private school system, the higher the grade, the higher the tuition ,which means, more money for the