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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
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Salariile cadrelor didactice din România sunt relativ ridicate, potrivit unui raport al OCDE
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Profesorii din România, salarii mai mari decât alți absolvenți de universități, potrivit unui raport OCDE - Evenimentul Zilei
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Raport OCDE: Salariile cadrelor didactice din România sunt relativ ridicate față de media angajaților cu studii superioare
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Profesorii din România câştigă cu 14% peste alţi angajaţi cu studii superioare. În OCDE, situația este inversă
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Profesorii din România câștigă mai bine decât alți angajați cu studii superioare. Raport OCDE

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