How much do teachers make in canada?

High school teachers reported an average starting salary of $45,051 for the same time period, rising to $68,297 after 10 years' experience. After 15 years of teaching, the average salary rose to $71,886 nationally. read more

Teachers at the junior high or middle-school level, or grades seven through nine in most of Canada, reported the same average wages as elementary teachers. In most provinces, it takes nine to 11 years to reach the top of the pay scale, though in Quebec it can take up to 15. read more

A High School Teacher with mid-career experience which includes employees with 5 to 10 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of C$58,000 based on 243 salaries. An experienced High School Teacher which includes employees with 10 to 20 years of experience can expect to earn an average total compensation of C$63,000 based on 234 salaries. read more

The results are based on the average teachers’ salary at the beginning of their career and 10 years into their career. On average, our province is in the middle compared to the rest of Canada, sitting at $49,410, but new teachers in Alberta make the most at $58,500. read more

The average salary for a Teacher is $52,700 in Vancouver, BC. Salaries estimates are based on 34 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by Teacher employees in Vancouver, BC. read more

A category 5 teacher has an undergraduate degree and at least one year of teacher training and faces a 10-step grid to reach the top level. A category 5 in Vancouver, for instance, purportedly makes $74,353, while an equal in Edmonton makes $95,354 and in Winnipeg, $84,681. read more