Moreover, only teachers with over a six-year professional practice earn more than 20,000 crowns a month, while their colleagues who have been teaching for less than one year earn 14,800 crowns monthly before taxa. The teacher's starting salary is lower than the national average pay for workers with basic education only, said Dalibor Jakus, executive of the Profesia Slovak company carrying out the Merces.cz surveys. Yet the situation of Czech teachers is better, compared to their colleagues in the neighbouring Slovakia and in Hungary. The average way of Slovak teachers is 18,050 Slovak crowns, an equivalent of some 14,440 Czech crowns, while the average wage of Hungarian teachers at primary Czechoslovakia's beginnings in France remembered ...
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On the other hand, not all teachers must have university studies completed. In Hungary, teachers earn 55 percent of the university graduates's pay and in Slovakia it is 60 percent. The Merces.cz project enables people to compare their wages with those working in the same or similar position, in the same region and with about the same practice. Profesia is part of the British company Daily Mail and General Trust plc.
(Ceske Noviny)
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