Salary by Province for All K-12 Teachers

Salary for Teachers in Canada

Measuring the salary for teachers by province reveals that Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia are in a slightly higher position compared to the median salary for teachers in Ontario. This might seem surprising given that Ontario is one of the largest provinces and is home to Ottawa, the capitol of Canada. Keep in mind, though, that the salary for teachers in Ontario and other provinces is influenced by a number of factors. To see how the salary for teachers compares in specific cities, take a look at the chart showing the median Salary for Teachers in Canada by City. You'll see that the median salary for teachers in Ontario as a whole is similar to median salary for teachers in Ottawa. Regardless of location, teachers can expect to earn a range of salaries depending on their level of experience, employment setting and specific job title. The median salary for teachers in Ontario may be close to C$50,000, but beginning teachers will probably earn much less. Looking at the Salary for Teachers by Years Experience shows that the starting salary for teachers in Canada is less than C$40,000, increasing to over C$73,000 after 20 years of experience. Whether you're researching the salary for teachers in Ontario, Quebec or another province, rest assured that teacher salaries can increase dramatically after just a few years of experience.