May 5, 2024
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With 25 years of experience, special needs teachers will earn between $3,542 and $7,274 per month. On the whole, workers in this occupation feel satisfied about their job. This feeling is shared by 32% of the workers in this occupation. This is evident from research conducted by Paywizard.org, in 2024.
Highest salary for special needs teachers with 30 years of experience: $3,868 to $7,567 per month
Employees with 30 years of work experience earn the highest salary: between $3,868 and $7,567 per month. After 25 years of experience, workers in this occupation receive a salary ranging from $20 to $42 per hour.
44% says they are male, while 56% entered female as their gender. The age group for employees who answered the survey was mostly between 30 and 39 years of age. 45% of workers in this occupation state that they do not have any children.
Average working week of 39 hours
Employees work 39 hours per week on average.
Majority organisations employ 500 or more workers
For most workers, the majority of their coworkers are female. 61% of people in this job state that they have no permanent contract for their job. Workers in this occupation mostly work in organisations consisting of 500 or more people. 12% of all participating workers work in a multinational organisation. 39% of workers state that they have a permanent contract for the work that they are doing. Since starting their first job, 39% of workers in this occupation have worked fewer than 5 years.
In the survey, 13% of the workers in this occupation choose 'dissatisfied' as their job satisfaction level. In general, most workers are satisfied with their position. This is the case for 32% of the workers.
Of all surveyed workers, 24% feel satisfied about their salary. 33% of the workers reports to be in between satisfied and dissatisfied with their wage.
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