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wow you blokes really make that managing a bottle shopLiquor manager at a supermarket. Just did my taxes and grossed 72k.
wow you blokes really make that managing a bottle shop
Teachers making 90,000 these days? Regional?Secondary teacher (primary qualified but teaching secondary special ed) in Queensland. 90k pa.
I'm a senior teacher. Starting salaries are much lower. I'm regional but teachers all over the state get paid the same. There are some perks to regional/remote teaching though like free/subsidised rent and tax offsets.Teachers making 90,000 these days? Regional?
Is $90,000 about the highest point you can get to?I'm a senior teacher. Starting salaries are much lower. I'm regional but teachers all over the state get paid the same. There are some perks to regional/remote teaching though like free/subsidised rent and tax offsets.
Is $90,000 about the highest point you can get to?
I think it would be close to it until you move into management.
EDIT: Top teacher salary in Victoria is $97,852, rising to $104,296 as of August.
http://www.education.vic.gov.au/hrweb/Documents/Salary-Teacher.pdf
I work in finance at an engineering firm...$65,000+ super at the moment but will be going up to $75,000 in the next few weeks.
I've been treading water for a year or 2. My partner and I have plans to move to the US and start a business over there. We'll both sell our houses over the next 3 - 6 months and head off to the US with about $250k. My thoughts are that while i'm still young enough I should take some risks and try turn that $250k in to a whole lot more.
The renos were supposed to have been finished 6 or so months ago but for one reason or another have been delayed. With the US trip having been planned for about a year, its been hard to keep motivated at my current job.
I've been working the 9-5 job for the last 6 years, time for something different
Controversial opinion but if you adjust that for the extra 8 weeks of leave they get:
104/40 * 48 = $124.8k per year
That's a pretty bloody good salary.
AGSMWhich MBA Lynchy?
Tough doing it full time while also working full timeHow do you find it?
I need it if I want to head over to New York or London. If the plan was to stay in Australia, I probably wouldn't bother.I did my post grad studies working full time as well which was hard, I can only imagine what the MBA would be like.
I have been strongly considering it.
I need it if I want to head over to New York or London. If the plan was to stay in Australia, I probably wouldn't bother.
It's a lot of work and money for a personal gain...depends on how old you are I guess. If I was in my 30's or 40's then perhaps an MBA for personal gain and to keep the brain ticking over may be of use.I was more thinking about doing it for personal gain I guess. Not to get into a job.
Did you gain much practical knowledge?
Controversial opinion but if you adjust that for the extra 8 weeks of leave they get:
104/40 * 48 = $124.8k per year
That's a pretty bloody good salary.
You forgot to factor in the 3pm finishes 5 days a week