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Slovak Teachers Compared to Abroad: Less Satisfied with Salary, a Third Considering Radical Step

"I have considered several times that as a computer science teacher I would earn more in the private sector," says Peter Varga, a primary school teacher in Levice. But in the end, he always stayed. The reason for this is simple: "I have it in me that I enjoy teaching," he explains. He is not alone in facing this dilemma. Almost a third of Slovaks...
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"I have considered several times that as a computer science teacher I would earn more in the private sector," says Peter Varga, a primary school teacher in Levice. But in the end, he always stayed. The reason for this is simple: "I have it in me that I enjoy teaching," he explains. He is not alone in facing this dilemma. Almost a third of Slovaks...

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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