In private schools or in public schools?
Where do Spanish teacher get paid the most?
– September 11, 2011Posted in: Q & A
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Historically, public school teachers are better paid than those in private schools. However, since a Spanish teacher is by definition bilingual, he or she would be paid better working outside of the teaching profession, which I personally feel is a sad statement. Good teachers are paid poorly for the services they perform.