What is the salary or pay per hour for a teacher?

Answer 1

The pay for teachers depends on too many factors to give any single representative dollar value. In general teachers are paid as professionals and earn middle class incomes. This varies by years of teaching, location (rural, urban, third world, inner city, etc.), level of education attained, level of students taught (primary school to graduate school), additional administrative duties in addition to teaching, etc.

Teachers salaries are generally not calculated on an hourly basis but on a yearly basis. Teachers who do work on an hourly basis may be substitute teachers, specialist teachers, consultants, or tutors. Pay for these may range between a few multiples of the local minimum wage per hour to several hundred dollars per hour.

Answer 2

It's horrible, but there isn't a plain answer to the question because a contract hour is whatever basic unit is agreed upon by contract. For teachers, a contract hour is often 50 minutes. This is because classes may begin every hour and the ten minute buffer is to allow students and teachers to move between rooms as necessary. This also leads to the standard subunit of a contract hour being 25 minutes. This is because a class that meets three days a week can be compressed into two days a week by splitting the one fifty minute class between the other two days and creating two 75 minute classes.

Answer 3

It varies by school and state.

In English State Schools, those for most of the child population, the teachers are paid an Annual Salary but this is divided into 12 parts so that they are actually paid monthly.

Most Private Schools tend to use that system too.

Answer 4

It depends on the time that she is working and what is her job in the school.

Answer 5

About 30 to 40 Pounds an hour