what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

[Picklemuncher123]

what is your salary , age, and highest form of education ?

Curious :)

Online profiles are hackable and together with user registration data from handle names these sorts of threads might be useful to less than nice people. Not divulging too much is best maybe....

21 £25k GCSE

Don't have a salary, mid 50's and PG level

32, GCSEs, self employed 23/25 hours a week term time, 12 hours a week in school holidays 25/27k

65k
31
Degree and post grad

32
32k per year
Degree

23, degree 27k :)

28
2:1degree
£40k

£100k, MSc, BSc

29, MSc, 21k.

Retraining in my spare time (hah! What spare time!) for a career change while having a toddler and working full time

£35k
Age 41
Masters degree

But to be fair I could apply for and would probably get roles the next grade up at £45k but don't want to for various reasons, worklife balance included.

Age - 21
Salary - 30k
Quals - A Levels

65
95k
left school at age 15 no qualifications

Self employed (quite well paid). In my 50s. Post grad (lawyer).
Worked full time without a break even for my babies since 1983.

Age: 27
Highest quals: Degree and PGCE (teaching qual)
Salary: 27k

Teaching is not the place to be for the salary!

@Raffie13 It depends where you do it!
Salaries get better the longer you've been teaching, but why not teach abroad?

40s with a BSc, PGCE and MEd. Take home pay after tax: £48k, so ₤4k per month, which is far more than I earnt teaching in the UK.

• bonus + ₤2k per month for housing + school places for my children worth £70k pa + flights home and medical. Where I live there is no council tax and utilities are about ₤100 per month.

However, the downside is that I'm not currently accruing pension. TPS is a fantastic benefit, even with the CA changes.

£1,250 - £7,000 per day

51

Vocational qualification (no university or A levels)

34, 35k, Bachelor

33, £34k, LPC (solicitor professionals quals).

I could earn more if I particularly wanted to, but I like the work-life balance that my firm gives me. I'm the main caregiver and wouldn't miss family dinner time, bath, stories and bed for any amount of wages.

41, 39K, BA degree

35, £70k basic and a uni degree (business)

29, £70k, masters degree

37, £53K, degree+ pgce

34, £81k, bachelor degree.
I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world though