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How much per hour does this job pay?

9 replies

DoooooWhoop · 05/10/2023 09:11

Thinking of applying for a school job. It's 21k full time equivalent. Working hours per week is 20.

But taking into consideration the school holidays and all that, how much per hour does that work out??

And it's paid equally every month, but interested in what the pay per hour is.

Thanks.

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Riverlee · 05/10/2023 09:16

I think that’s around minimum wage pay if it were based on a regular job.

i don’t know how many weeks a school year is if you want to consider the hours actually worked.

eternalopt · 05/10/2023 09:19

Depends how many working hours per week there would be for a full time equivalent?

DoooooWhoop · 05/10/2023 09:19

Sorry I missed that detail out. It's 39 weeks of the year.

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decionsdecisions62 · 05/10/2023 09:20

Look on salary calculator website

LadyDanburysHat · 05/10/2023 09:20

The hourly rate is pretty easy to work out. I assume 35 hours is full time, so a 35 hour week on £21k would be around £11.53 an hour.

21K / 52 weeks / 35 hours

How much you would actually get paid is a little more complicated to work out

DoooooWhoop · 05/10/2023 09:25

That website doesn't help me sadly

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Cheesemas · 05/10/2023 09:28

That's not a lot of money OP. When I worked as a school office admin I was earning 23k per year on a term time contract. That's not pro-rata. Full time equivalent was about 28.5k.

MrsBennetsPoorNerves · 05/10/2023 09:32

Depends on the FTE hours - probably around 37 per week?

If the FTE is 37, the hourly rate would be just under £11. Just over £11 if the FTE is 35 hours.

Slightly above minimum wage but roughly in line with the real living wage (assuming you're outside London).

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