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Tomkat · 13 Nov 2004, 13:16

Standard starting salary for a teacher is 20k.

You get paid more depending on:
-Where you're based. Inner city london gets paid the most, whereas out in the rural areas you're likely to be paid less (because it's an easier job)
-How long you've been a teacher. It works on a point system. I think you get 2 points for every year you're a teacher.
-What position you're in. Head teacher obviously gets paid the most, with a hierarchy of pay -> authority.

The highest possible wage is to work as a headteacher in inner-city London. It's around the 100k mark.

I did have a graph showing how it works, but I think it was in a folder, not online - otherwise I'd link you to it. Edit: Found a link here if you are genuinely interested in how it works.

13 Nov 2004, 13:16	#11
Tomkat :alpha: Join Date: May 2002 Location: London, UK Posts: 7,871	Re: Educashun Newz Standard starting salary for a teacher is 20k. You get paid more depending on: -Where you're based. Inner city london gets paid the most, whereas out in the rural areas you're likely to be paid less (because it's an easier job) -How long you've been a teacher. It works on a point system. I think you get 2 points for every year you're a teacher. -What position you're in. Head teacher obviously gets paid the most, with a hierarchy of pay -> authority. The highest possible wage is to work as a headteacher in inner-city London. It's around the 100k mark. I did have a graph showing how it works, but I think it was in a folder, not online - otherwise I'd link you to it. Edit: Found a link here if you are genuinely interested in how it works. __________________ "There is no I in team, but there are two in anal fisting" Last edited by Tomkat; 13 Nov 2004 at 13:23.