Where You Teach Can Be a Crucial Decision in a Teaching Career
Starting Salaries and Requirements for New Teachers Vary Widely
By Dr. Judy Gay, published Aug 24, 2007
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What if I suggested to you that you could have one of two different jobs. At one you would receive pay that would barely enable you to eek by and you would have to actually work six days a week. In another position you could would begin at a salary that was thousands of dollars a year more and was five days a week. Now this may sound confusing, but what if I further stated they are actually the same job? How can this be? Well, in different states incoming teachers are paid at different salaries and the requirements for employment also differ. If you are set on teaching, where you teach will greatly affect the quality of your life. That is not an overstatement.
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Takeaways
- Starting salaries for new teachers vary widely
- Salaries often vary widely county to county with in the same state.
- Credentials and requirements for teachers vary from state to state.
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