Teachers in Altai region receive the smallest paychecks among all Siberian regions.
Low Salaries for Teachers in Siberia's Altai Krai
Here's a breakdown of teacher salaries in the Siberian Federal District this year:
- Altai Krai: 45,1 thousand rubles (lowest among Siberian regions)
- Novosibirsk Oblast: 50,6 thousand rubles
- Krasnoyarsk Krai: 50,1 thousand rubles
- Irkutsk, Kemerovo, Tomsk Oblasts, Republic of Altai, and Tuva: 50 thousand rubles
- Omsk Oblast: 49,0 thousand rubles
Teachers in Novosibirsk Oblast have the highest salary expectations at 50 thousand rubles, while job seekers in Republic of Tuva expect the highest salary, aiming for 80 thousand rubles.
Although teachers are in high demand in the Altai Krai, with 8.7 resumes for every vacancy, competition among local teachers remains fierce.
Is the Income Level of Young Teachers Lagging Behind that of Couriers?
While direct comparison of young teachers' and couriers' incomes in the Siberian Federal District is limited, it seems that both professions earn below the national average for teachers, with typical monthly salaries for young teachers estimated to range from 30,000–45,000 rubles in Siberia. Courier salaries, which are highly variable by hours and region, generally range from about 25,000 to 50,000 rubles per month.
In summary, young teachers and couriers in the Siberian Federal District both earn on the lower end of the national average, making it unclear which profession offers a universal advantage in terms of income. However, specific data for the Siberian Federal District is not detailed enough for a precise comparison.
Education and self-development forums might discuss the income disparity between young teachers and couriers in the Siberian Federal District, as both professions often receive salaries below the national average for teachers, with typical monthly salaries for young teachers estimated to range from 30,000–45,000 rubles, and courier salaries generally ranging from about 25,000 to 50,000 rubles, according to general news reports. This information could also be relevant in discussions about general news topics related to education-and-self-development.
