how much do teachers in england get a year?

Answer 1

not enough. Fortunately, that means we get lots of lovely people who arent just in it for the money (but actually want to teach people)

Answer 2

It depends on experience and area. In London, they start on 22,000 per year. Outside London, this is 18,000 a year.

The pay rises annoually according to experience, but not by much. If you make head of department or year, you get a 'TLR' which can be £2,000-£5,000 more depending on how big a boss you are!

Then, beyond that the senior payscale is for very experienced teachers and headteachers. Obviously it depends on the size of the school- some headteachers are in charge of 200 staff, 2000 kids, and are paid accordingly.

Answer 3

Approximately £25,000 - £30,000 I would reckon! Why anyone would want to be teacher is beyond me - especially in a secondary school in an area that is economically deprived!

Answer 4

for secondary and short supply subjects like maths, science you start on £22,000 qand once you quailify you get a golden hand shake which is £5,000 tax free... thats for short supply only. other subjects around the same no golden hand shake! Primary is about £16.000.

Answer 5

Dont know about england, but I'm on £31k in Scotland - unpromoted

Answer 6

Nowhere near enough. Looks like a real 'Front line' occupation to me.

Answer 7

20,000-30,000 per annum??? more if you become a supply teacher/

Answer 8

are you asking about their salary or their luck with the opposite sex ?

Answer 9

Far too much plus to many holidays

Answer 10

how much what? ABUSE?