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Substitute Teacher Salary

Substitute teacher salaries vary significantly depending on what state you live in and then again will typically have a large range depending on the school district you wish to teach in.

However, regardless of where you teach, you will find the consistent full-time salary of a teacher is much greater than a substitute teacher. If you are considering a career in teaching, it would be wise to learn what type of education you need in order to earn your full-time teaching certification.

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