Which country has the highest teacher salary in the world?

This European country ranks first in the world in teacher salaries, up to 137,000 USD/year (about more than 3.5 billion VND).

1. Which country has the highest teacher salary in the world ?

• A

  Luxembourg

  According to data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Luxembourg ranks first in the world in teacher salaries, up to $137,000/year.
  Luxembourg - one of the richest countries in the world, has a good salary regime for teachers, paying them much higher than what their colleagues in other countries receive.
  At the primary level, new teachers in Luxembourg receive higher salaries than most teachers in other countries receive in their entire teaching careers.
  The highest salaries for primary and secondary school teachers in this country are $137,000. Teachers in Switzerland also receive relatively good salaries - $92,000.

• B

  America

• C

  Russia

• D

  China

2. What is the average income of this country's people in the world?

• A

  1

  The 10 richest countries in the world in terms of per capita include: Luxembourg, Singapore, the Macao Special Administrative Region, Ireland, Qatar, Norway, Switzerland, Brunei Darussalam, Guyana and the United States. Luxembourg ranks first with a GDP per capita of nearly $154,910.
  It is one of the smallest countries in Europe with a population of just 675,000. Luxembourg is famous for its idyllic castles, lush greenery and picturesque canals. It also has the highest minimum wage in the world and was one of the first countries to offer free public transport to its citizens.

• B

  2

• C

  3

• D

  4

3. What are the four main languages spoken in Luxembourg?

• A

  Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, UK

• B

  Luxembourg, Netherlands, Germany, UK

• C

  Luxembourg, Netherlands, France, Germany

• D

  Luxembourg, Germany, France, UK

  Luxembourgish is the national language, French and German are the administrative languages, English is commonly used.
  Luxembourgers can speak all four languages fluently because they are taught in school. In kindergarten, children hear and speak Luxembourgish. From the age of six, they learn to read and write in German. The following year, French is introduced while the main language at school is still German.
  In secondary school, lessons are taught in French. In addition, English is also a compulsory language in all secondary schools. The time spent teaching languages at all levels always accounts for about 50%. The focus on languages is considered a positive point, bringing clear results to Luxembourg's education system.

4. What is the only place in Luxembourg that is recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site?

• A

  Grevenmacher Butterfly Garden

• B

  Vianden Castle

• C

  Luxembourg Old Town

  The Old Town in Luxembourg City is the only place in the Western European country to be recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage in 1994.
  The old city of Luxembourg is located at the confluence of the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers. It has ancient architectural works such as old houses, fortresses, castles and solid fortifications in ancient architectural style... UNESCO affirms that this is the place to preserve a series of special military relics illustrating a long period in Western history.
  Some notable buildings in Luxembourg include the Adolphe Bridge, Vianden Castle, Guillaume II Square, Esch-sur-Sure Castle or the Grand Duca Palace.

• D

  Grand Ducal Palace

5. What is the smallest area in Europe of Luxembourg?

• A

  7

  With an area of 2,586 km2 (998 sq mi), Luxembourg is the seventh smallest country in Europe. In 2025, its population was 681,973, making it one of the least populated countries in Europe, despite having the highest population growth rate; foreigners make up nearly half of the population.
  Luxembourg is a representative democracy headed by a constitutional monarch, Grand Duke Henri, making it the world's only remaining sovereign grand duchy.

• B

  8

• C

  9

• D

  10

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