In maintained state schools, it's usually based on location, experience and any extra responsibilities such as being head of department. Headteachers also get paid more.
Salaries may be lower if a teacher doesn't have QTS (qualified teacher status).
Private schools and academies can set their own pay scales.
Salaries may be lower if a teacher doesn't have QTS (qualified teacher status).
Private schools and academies can set their own pay scales.
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