Salaries of kindergarten teachers are lowest in Chechnya and Chechnya

In Chechnya, teachers in kindergartens last year, according to Rosstat, received an average of 24.4 thousand rubles. In Karachaevo-Cherkessia - 24.8 thousand rubles. Slightly above the rate in Ingushetia - 25 thousand. Rubles, Kabardino-Balkaria - 26.4 thousand, Dagestan - 26.7 thousand, North Ossetia - 26.8 thousand. These are the lowest indicators in the country. 
A little more than the average teachers earned in the Stavropol Territory. 31.5 thousand rubles.  

The highest salaries are for teachers working in the northern regions: Chukotka (111.2 thousand rubles), Yamal (101 thousand), Magadan (87.2 thousand). The average national salary was 43 thousand. rubles.

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