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That may only be western teachers. One of my family has been living in Sweden and teaching yr5 (only) for about 22 years. I'm pretty sure
She got her ticket in Canada and bounced around a bit until she landed this gig. Couldn't be happier for her.
Unfortunately not a more universal experience :( here in the UK teachers are treated like crap