Teachers in Romania earn 14% more than their peers with higher education, unlike the OECD average, where teachers earn 19% less.
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The OECD 2025 report shows that teachers in Romania have average salaries 14% higher than employees with higher education, in contrast to trends in other OECD countries. Additionally, teachers can receive compensation for overtime and special tasks. Romania is facing a shortage of teachers, with 1.9% of positions unfilled, and 2% of teaching staff are not fully qualified. Compared to the OECD average, Romania has a lower number of mandatory teaching hours but allocates a significant percentage of time for core subjects. Although salaries are competitive, financial challenges may hinder salary increases.
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UPDATE - Raport OCDE: Salariile cadrelor didactice din România sunt relativ ridicate / Ce arată datele despre copiii înscrişi în sistemul de învăţământ şi procentul de cadre didactice fără studii corespunzătoare postului
Salariile cadrelor didactice din România sunt relativ ridicate, potrivit unui raport al OCDE
Profesorii din România, salarii mai mari decât alți absolvenți de universități, potrivit unui raport OCDE - Evenimentul Zilei
Raport OCDE: Salariile cadrelor didactice din România sunt relativ ridicate față de media angajaților cu studii superioare
Profesorii din România câştigă cu 14% peste alţi angajaţi cu studii superioare. În OCDE, situația este inversă
Profesorii din România câștigă mai bine decât alți angajați cu studii superioare. Raport OCDE
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