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Table D.2.1
Annual statutory teachers' salaries in public institutions, by level of education taught and teaching experience, Canadian dollars, Canada, provinces and territories, 2013/2014
Table summary This table displays the results of Annual statutory teachers' salaries in public institutions ISCED 1 (Primary education), ISCED 2 (Lower secondary education), Starting salary / typical training, Salary after 10 years of experience / typical training, Salary after 15 years of experience / typical training, Salary top of scale / typical training, Ratio of salary at top of scale to starting salary and Years from starting to top salary (lower secondary education) (appearing as column headers).
	Starting salary / typical training	Salary after 10 years of experience / typical training	Salary after 15 years of experience / typical training	Salary top of scale / typical training	Ratio of salary at top of scale to starting salary	Starting salary / typical training	Salary after 10 years of experience / typical training	Salary after 15 years of experience / typical training	Salary top of scale / typical training	Ratio of salary at top of scale to starting salary	Years from starting to top salary (lower secondary education)
	ISCED 1 (Primary education)					ISCED 2 (Lower secondary education)
	Canadian dollars				ratio	Canadian dollars				ratio	years
Canada^Note 2	51,046	81,634	84,677	84,677	1.66	51,046	81,634	84,677	84,677	1.66	11
Newfoundland and Labrador	51,166	87,792	87,792	87,792	1.72	51,166	87,792	87,792	87,792	1.72	9
Prince Edward Island	49,045	70,878	70,878	70,878	1.45	49,045	70,878	70,878	70,878	1.45	10
Nova Scotia	56,149	79,937	79,937	79,937	1.42	56,149	79,937	79,937	79,937	1.42	10
New Brunswick	48,793	72,594	75,241	75,241	1.54	48,793	72,594	75,241	75,241	1.54	11
Quebec	41,700	60,655	74,690	74,690	1.79	41,700	60,655	74,690	74,690	1.79	15
Ontario^Note 3	49,983	92,248	92,248	92,248	1.85	49,983	92,248	92,248	92,248	1.85	10
Manitoba^Note 4	54,553	83,814	83,814	83,814	1.54	54,553	83,814	83,814	83,814	1.54	10
Saskatchewan^Note 5	52,428	81,181	81,181	81,181	1.55	52,428	81,181	81,181	81,181	1.55	10
Alberta^Note 4	58,228	89,850	92,104	92,104	1.58	58,228	89,850	92,104	92,104	1.58	11
British Columbia	46,410	74,564	74,564	74,564	1.61	46,410	74,564	74,564	74,564	1.61	10
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Northwest Territories	74,088	105,460	105,460	105,460	1.42	74,088	105,460	105,460	105,460	1.42	10
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Table D.2.1
Annual statutory teachers' salaries in public institutions, by level of education taught and teaching experience, Canadian dollars, Canada, provinces and territories, 2013/2014
Table summary
This table displays the results of Annual statutory teachers' salaries in public institutions ISCED 3
(Upper secondary education), Starting salary / typical training, Salary after
10 years of experience /
typical
training, Salary after
15 years of experience /
typical
training, Salary top of scale / typical training and Ratio of salary at
top of
scale to starting
salary (appearing as column headers).
	Starting salary / typical training	Salary after 10 years of experience / typical training	Salary after 15 years of experience / typical training	Salary top of scale / typical training	Ratio of salary at top of scale to starting salary
	ISCED 3 (Upper secondary education)
	Canadian dollars				ratio
Canada^Note 2	51,260	82,048	85,052	85,052	1.66
Newfoundland and Labrador	51,166	87,792	87,792	87,792	1.72
Prince Edward Island	49,045	70,878	70,878	70,878	1.45
Nova Scotia	56,149	79,937	79,937	79,937	1.42
New Brunswick	48,793	72,594	75,241	75,241	1.54
Quebec	41,700	60,655	74,690	74,690	1.79
Ontario^Note 3	50,470	93,148	93,148	93,148	1.85
Manitoba^Note 4	54,553	83,814	83,814	83,814	1.54
Saskatchewan^Note 5	52,428	81,181	81,181	81,181	1.55
Alberta^Note 4	58,228	89,850	92,104	92,104	1.58
British Columbia	46,410	74,564	74,564	74,564	1.61
Yukon	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period
Northwest Territories	74,088	105,460	105,460	105,460	1.42
Nunavut	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period	Note ..: not available for a specific reference period
.. not available for a specific reference period Note 1. Annual statutory salaries are presented in current Canadian dollars without adjustments for differences in cost of living between provinces. The annual statutory salaries are based on 2013-2014 salary scales in collective agreements. Return to note 1 referrer Note 2. Weighted averages based on the number of full-time educators: younger than 30 (for "Starting salary/typical training"); aged 35 to 44 (for "Salary after 10 years of experience/typical training"); or aged 45 or older (for "Salary after 15 years of experience/typical training" and "Salary at the top of the scale/typical training"). Reflects public institutions in submitting jurisdictions, as reported in the 2013/2014 Elementary-Secondary Education Survey (ESES). Yukon and Nunavut did not submit data and are not included in the Canadian average. The Northwest Territories is not included in the Canada average because the ESES does not report a breakdown by age for the number of full-time educators. The Northwest Territories is included in the average for "Years from starting to top salary". Return to note 2 referrer Note 3. The figures provided by Ontario are the midpoint of a range based on the provincially funded grid. They reflect the funded salary assuming the most common level of qualifications among teachers in Ontario at the relevant experience level. The salaries reported for ISCED 1 (Primary) and ISCED 2 (Lower Secondary) include Ontario elementary teachers' salaries and those for ISCED 3 (Upper Secondary) include Ontario secondary teachers' salaries. In Ontario, salary grids were established at the school board level. In 2014, the School Boards Collective Bargaining Act created a framework for province-wide bargaining on central issues, including salary increases. Return to note 3 referrer Note 4. In Manitoba and Alberta, salaries are negotiated at the school board level. The salaries shown reflect averages weighted on the number of students in each school board. Return to note 4 referrer Note 5. In Saskatchewan, salaries are based on Class IV of the Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement between the boards of education, the government of Saskatchewan and the teachers of Saskatchewan. Return to note 5 referrer Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)-Indicators of Educational Systems (INES) 2015 Survey on Teachers and the Curriculum.

Date modified:: 2016-12-15

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