Hourly Rate for Certification: Secondary Teacher Certification (Grade 9-12)

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Updated: 18 May 2013

Employees with a Secondary Teacher Certification (Grade 9-12) Certification

Median Hourly Rate by Job

Job	National Hourly Rate Data (? XAll compensation data shown are the gross, national median (50th percentile). Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$13	$26	$39
High School Teacher	$18.50
Tutor	$19.83
Substitute Teacher, K-12	$10.97
Middle School Teacher	$16.00
Adjunct Professor	$38.00
Special Education Teacher, Preschool, Kindergarten, or Elementary School	$17.50
Secondary School Teacher	$15.00
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 18 May 2013 \| Individuals Reporting: 300

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Key Statistics for Secondary Teacher Certification (Grade 9-12) Salaries and Jobs

Top Degrees

Hourly Rate


Bachelor's Degree	$9.60 - $33.04
Doctorate (PhD)	$21.00 - $44.50
Bachelor of Arts (BA), English Language	$8.59 - $30.00
Master of Education (MEd), Secondary Education	$9.83 - $23.69
Master of Education (MEd), Special Education	$14.74 - $35.00

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Gender

	Female 56%			Male 44%
Hourly Rate:	$12.41 - $29.64			$12.12 - $25.25

Years of Experience

Less than 1 year

1-4 years

28%

5-9 years

24%

10-19 years

25%

20 years or more

16%

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