HOW MUCH would  YOU GET PAID WORKING AS BENNING A PRE SCHOOL TEACHER?
85009
Teachers in general have horrible pays.
246194
This depends on where and what they are teaching. Anywhere from 18K to 52K depending.
903028
Depending on what you teach there's some jobs here in central Illinois looking fo teachers. I don't know salary or anything but there is a need for teachers last I knew.
316121
Every state sets its own guidlines for teacher salaries in public high schools. Generally, you are not paid by the hour. The state of California says that beginning teachers should be paid no less than $38,000 per year, but that is a guideline, not a law.
586527
Building might be $150/sq ft to build. Teachers...figure at least $50k a year in salary and another $15 or so in benefit cost...per teacher. Property costs? Well, that is really up for grabs.\nHeating and cooling?? figure $10k a month.\nInsurance? I have no idea.\n\nHow big a building will you build? And, why aren't taxpayers supporting it?
1120669
In Massachusetts, the average salary for a preschool teacher is around $23,000. However, Massachusetts has the highest paid prechool teachers in the country so the average for other states is lower. I'm sorry but I don't know those numbers.
1102231
It depends.  I started at $24,000 in Ohio at one of the highest-paying private schools (BA degree) and now I'm in Texas, where my starting pay would have been $30,000 at a private school-it all depends on how much money the school has and how generous your principal is.  The difference between the public and private school salary also depends on the principal for the most part.  I receive 95% of what a public school teacher with my experience makes (though I'm told it will be 85% with 20 years experience).  My principal thinks it's very important to pay the teachers well so we don't all leave and go to a public school for the money!!!  I've seen other schools lose good teachers simply because they couldn't afford to raise a family on a private school salary.  This tends not to be the case when the principal cares about the teachers!!!
942066
Teachers are one of the lowest paid professionals in our society.  If you are thinking of going into teaching to make a small fortune, then you should probably start with a large one!  Most teachers pay for many of their classroom supplies out of their own pockets.  Don't go into the teaching field in the hopes of making a lot of money; it probably won't happen.  Do it because you love it and feel it is your calling, otherwise, I'm afraid you'll soon move on to greener pastures!  Good luck in whatever you do!!
638785
about $400 dollars a month for grades pre k- 2 and $500 a month for the rest
335591
I work for the school district here in Vegas....\n\nIt depends on the position.  Your best start would be within a Title 1 school as a Teacher/Family Aide.  The pay a lot higher.  This position is a lot more involved.  Not only to you assist the teacher, but there is governmental paperwork you are in charge of, parent meetings, etc.  I did this for a year and a half.  I enjoyed it and was assigned to a PRE-K classroom, but got on with Psych Services so I left.  Anyway, schooling is required for these positions, and since you have the AA, you would do good in this posiion. Roughly $13-$14/hr.\n\nOtherwise a general teachers Aide, you are looking at being in a special ed classroom and that is roughly $10/hr.
1072152
$7-8 for one kid, and add at least $2 per kid for more.  I watched 3 and I was getting $12/hr.  Have fun
774191
At $150 a week you are talking $30 per day.  At 10 hours a day that is $3 per hour - but with 6 kids that is $18 per hour or $900 per week.  That seems fair to me.\n\nPeace!
1020613
what would it cost me and how much would i earn
866328
I think it is.  Substituting a teacher the pay is 105.  In order to qualify you need a bachelor's degree or 90 accumulated units -after high school- limiting to 90 days during the school year.
296393
Depends on the school district, state, etc.  But on average I would have to say about 40k to start out.  Some may pay more or less.  The more education a teacher has and the more experience the more teacher's get paid.  The following is my school districts website that shows teacher salaries. http://www.rusd.k12.ca.us/hr/sal/SalSchedCert.pdf\n You can find them in any school districts website.  I have been teaching for 4 years and I have my masters so that puts me up in the salary scale.  I LOVE MY JOB.  There is a lot that goes into teaching, more than most people think. You get pulled in all different directions and do more than just teach.  It takes a lot of careful planning and dedication.  Be ready for upaid overtime hours (which sounds horrible but I knew coming in to the profession what I was getting myself into) Just be sure that this is truly what you want.  We owe it to our students to like being there everyday to teach them.  :)
530569
More than 300 dollars a day. I used to paint sets and thats how much i got paid.
524074
it all depends on the age.  Children who are younger require more care (diaper changes, bottle feeding, etc).\nGo to websites of local daycare providers in your area and find out what they offer (such a trips, activities, and how they are teaching fundamentals--ABCs, numbers) and how much they charge.\nApply that to what services you provide...what you are teaching the kids and what you do with them.  Charge a competitive rate based on your research. \nTypically daycares charge $200 a week per kid...but nannies tend to charge a flat rate for all children...\n\nWhatever your final decision is--make sure you specify IN WRITING!!! what services you are providing in return for the payment...write down what holidays you are willing to work etc.