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Education Salary in Illinois, USA

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Education Salary in Illinois, USA

2 890 $ Average monthly salary

Average salary in branch "Education" in the last 12 months in Illinois

Currency: USD Year: 2024
The bar chart shows the change in the average wages in Illinois.

The distribution of vacancies in the category "Education" of Illinois

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As seen in the chart, in Illinois the greatest number of vacancies in the category of Education are opened in Chicago. In the second place is Des Plaines, and the third - Palatine.

Regions rating in Illinois by salary in branch "Education"

Currency: USD
As seen in the chart, in Illinois the greatest number of vacancies in the category of Education are opened in Chicago. In the second place is Des Plaines, and the third - Palatine.

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