“Recent days' discussions regarding teachers' lesson load, salary distribution, and new work model showed that the current system no longer protects teachers economically, pedagogically, or psychologically.” This was stated by education expert Kamran Asadov in an interview with Medianews.az.
He noted that the figures are clear, and each number represents the name of a problem: “Therefore, bringing the new full staff model to discussion, transparently presenting the data, and announcing a long-term solution is one of the most rational steps taken in the education sector in recent years.”
Emphasizing that statistics show the full picture of the current situation, K. Asadov presented the current lesson load and salary distribution of teachers to Medianews.az.
Current lesson load and salary distribution of teachers:
0–6 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 3,487 persons
– Total share: 3%
– Average salary: 210 manat
6–12 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 14,134 persons
– Total share: 12%
– Average salary: 398 manat
12–18 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 24,878 persons
– Total share: 21%
– Average salary: 678 manat
18–24 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 38,711 persons
– Total share: 32%
– Average salary: 979 manat
24–30 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 22,351 persons
– Total share: 19%
– Average salary: 1,271 manat
30–36 hours lesson load
– Number of teachers: 17,186 persons
– Total share: 13%
– Average salary: 1,589 manat.
