Cells & protein: Blood may become too thick if there too many cells or too much protein. Increased red cell count, polycythemia, can make the blood viscous. High levels of immunogolobulins, usually due to cancer, also increse viscosity. Rarely leukemia with a very high white cell count may make the blood thick.
Salaries for Scotland Â» Scotland Teacher salary stats; Scotland Teacher salary stats. You're viewing live stats for Scotland Teacher vacancies from our database of over 1 million job ads. Here are some fast facts: The average Teacher salary in Scotland is Â£28,660. This is 6.4% more than the average national salary for Teacher jobs. The average Scotland Teacher salary is 8% less than the average salary across Scotland. Average salaries for Teacher jobs in Scotland have gone up 7.8% year-on-year, compared to a change of 1.6% for all jobs in Scotland and -2.1% for Teacher jobs nationwide. It's likely that demand for Teacher jobs in Scotland is increasing, as the Adzuna recency score for jobs in this area is 1.4. The average advertised salary for a Teacher in Scotland is 8% below the average salary for all jobs in Scotland which is Â£31,238.
Canadaâs best-paid teachers were in British Columbia: on average and in current dollars, they earned $866 in 1910 and $1,466 in 1929; for Nova Scotia the figures were $291 and $721 respectively (New Brunswickâs figures were slightly higher than Nova Scotiaâs, Prince Edward Islandâs considerably worse).n 1905 in the new province of Alberta, for example, male and female teachers with second-class certificates earned, on average, $685 and $591 respectively in the towns; in rural schools, the comparable figures were $603 and $562.