New Zealand Gazette – 1938 – No. 87

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✨ Salary Scales for Education Department

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 87

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SCALE FOR GENERAL DIVISION—continued.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT—continued.

Grades of Salaries payable to Certificated Assistants in Correspondence School (Primary).

Grade. (1)	Minimum. (2)	Maximum. (3)	Annual Increment. (4)
Men—
1 .. ..	£160	£205	£15
2 .. ..	230	280	Two of £10, two of £15.
3 .. ..	300	330	£15
4 .. ..	340	385	£15
Women—
1 .. ..	140	175	Two of £10, one of £15.
2 .. ..	205	260	One of £10, three of £15.
3 .. ..	285	315	£15

Salaries of Full-time Male Assistants in Correspondence School (Secondary).

Grade.	Subdivision.
	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
A .. .. ..	£470	£480	£490	£500	£510	£520	£..	£..
B .. .. ..	390	405	420	435	450	465	..	..
C .. .. ..	320	335	350	365	380	..	..	..
D .. .. ..	200	215	230	245	260	275	290	305

Salaries of Full-time Female Assistants in Correspondence School (Secondary).


A .. .. ..	£360	£372	£384	£396	£408	£..	£..	£..
B .. .. ..	306	318	330	342	354	..	..	..
C .. .. ..	252	264	276	288	300	..	..	..
D .. .. ..	168	180	192	204	216	228	240	..

Grades of Native Schools, and Salaries of Teachers.

Roll.	Grade of School.	Subgrade of School.	Salary of Head Teacher.	Salary of Assistants.
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)
9-20 ..	I	..	£170-200	£..	£..	£..	£..	£..	£..
21-25 ..	II	II (a)	210-270	65-85	..	..	..	..	..
26-35 ..	II	II (b)	210-270	85-105	..	..	..	..	..
36-50 ..	III	III (a)	265-295	140-170	..	..	..	..	..
51-80 ..	III	III (b)	280-310	140-170	65-85	..	..	..	..
81-120 ..	III	III (c)	280-325	140-170	140-170*	65-85	..	..	..
121-160 ..	IV	IV (a)	325-355	165-210	140-170	140-170*	65-85	..	..
161-200 ..	IV	IV (b)	325-355	165-210	165-210	140-170	140-170*	65-85	..
201-240 ..	IV	IV (c)	325-355	165-210	165-210	140-170	140-170	140-170*	65-85

NOTES.—(i) In addition to the salary payable above there shall be added by way of salary the sum of £35 per annum in the case of every assistant teacher who is obliged to live away from home. (ii) Uncertificated sole or head teachers who are not holders of licenses to teach will be paid salaries according to the following scales: Grade I, £160-£190; Grade II, £200-£250; Grade III (a) or III (b), £255-£285; Grade III (c), £265-£305; Grade IV, £305-£335; with annual increments of £10 in every case. (iii) A deduction of £10 per annum shall be made from the salary provided above in the case of every uncertificated assistant teacher who is not the holder of a license to teach, except in cases of salaries of £65-£85 and £85-£105. In the case of those positions marked * the scale is £85-£105 for uncertificated teachers who are not holders of a license to teach. (iv) The annual increments for head teachers shall be £15; and for assistant teachers shall be £15 in the case of assistants receiving salaries of £165-£210, and £10 in every other case.

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