Yeah, I did also think that her numbers was a bit off on college/university professors, and I should know, since I do work beside them every day, and it as as you say about 800.000-900.000 that are quoted as an normal salary for them. (about $ 87.438,-)
Not sure where she found these figures. I tried to look it up, and found a list of average wages in Norway 2021 - and it came out quite different. Ship brokers leading that list, Air Traffic Controllers being high on that list, earning a bit more than the average pilot. Both the latter two groups earning more than judges and doctors. What is very clear though is that the differences in income is much smaller in Norway and Scandinavia than in most countries.
Fastlege (personal doctor???) can also earn an insane amount, but that's because of add-ons they'll get and is also quite a bit of work. More than 3 000 000 NOK in some cases. There's also limited vacancies lol
Sorry, but this is not a correct representation of reality. I have seen some of this woman's videos about Norway before and she is mostly incorrect about everything she claims. For example, a professor at a university in Norway earns an average of $87,600, less than half of what she claims. Of course, it must be taken into account that the exchange rate has changed since this video was made, from normally $1 = NOK 7-8 to now $1 = NOK 10.7. But still, she is far from the truth. A dentist in the public dental health service in Norway earns between $58,400 and $68,100 on average. A dentist in private practice earns an average of about $9,733 more than that. Pilots start their career at a salary of around $46,583 and CAN reach a salary of around $97,300 after 10 years IF they have become a captain and work for the same company continuously. The average salary for a surgeon in Norway is far lower than what she claims, approx. $73,000. Of course, there can be variations in salary levels, but her figures are taken completely out of the blue. Where she gets these numbers from is a mystery to me as all these numbers are easily available online. If you want to learn anything about Norway, this is one of the channels you should really avoid.
Here are the best paid CEO salaries in Norway per now: All in Norwegian Kroner (devide by 10 for approx. USD figures): Anders Opedal, Equinor: NOK 17.7 million Sigve Brekke, Telenor: NOK 15.1 million Kjerstin Braathen, DNB: NOK 15 million Svein Tore Holseter, Yara: NOK 14.2 million Hilde Merete Aasheim, Norsk Hydro: NOK 12.3 million Geir Håøy, Kongsberg group: NOK 11.2 million Morten Brandtzag, Nammo: NOK 9.8 million Christian Rynning-Tønnesen, Statkraft: 9.5 million Joachim Høegh-Krohn, Arguntum: NOK 7.8 million Tone Wille, Norway Post: NOK 6.1 million
Let me change these numbers to the correct ones: 11. $86.643 10. $88.383 9. $92.053 8. $59.459 7. $98.747 6. $103.577 5. $572.607 (Average salary of CEO's in the biggest company's in Norway. Smaller company's CEO's only has an average of about $100.000 - $200.000 a year) 4. $61.626 3. $107.573 2. $118.974 1. $74.031 This is the AVERAGE pay from all these jobs. Where this woman has gotten her numbers from is not known. Ofc there are some people in big company's that has a bigger salary then the average, but then we can't say it is the highest pay'd professions. If you do research, then you will see that many job titles in America pay's about 2x or 3x the amount that is pay'd in Norway. My job is about $50.000 a year here in Norway, but had I been in the USA, my salary would most likely had been around $120.000 - $150.000 a year.
I guess in Norway salaries are more "balanced" than in the US. As you comment on, a lot of these jobs would actually have a higher salary in the US. While on the other hand, lower paying jobs would have a wage that you can actually live on in Norway. They say that it's easy to get rich in Norway, but impossible to get SUPER rich! (also due to the taxation on property and income sources such as stocks).
There are more dollar millionaires and billionaires per capita in Norway than in the US. The economies are different, but unless being a billionaire isn't super rich you can do it more easily in Norway. This video explains why: ua-cam.com/video/A9UmdY0E8hU/v-deo.html
It's not easy to get rich in Norway. Probably higher chances because of more equal opportunities than many other places, but it's not easy. In a corportate job you need at least a bachelor, often a masters, good grades and work yourself up. I'm in Finance , I would know. Yes, many are millionaires in Norway, but that's mostly because of the housing marked. It was much easier and more affordable to buy apartments/houses in the 80s and 90s, and most of these people have paid of their low morgage a long time ago, while the increase in value as been 10, 20 times the original cost of the apartment/house. That was before, today the housing pricing in Norway is crazy. The average jobs bearly gets you enough loan from the bank to buy from 5% of all apartments in Oslo. Young adults who doesn't get help from their parents or doesn't have enough down payment, struggle to get into the marked. For immigrants and foreigners, though we have good welfare system, what they recieve is pretty low income compared to the cost of living in Norway. Everything is relative of course, it's not as bad as other places, but people who come here thinking it's easy will get a hard reality check.
@@magnusrnningen8343 Yes, there are more dollar millionaires in Norway, but times are changing and it's not easy to become a millionaire in Norway. if you want to read my other comment above.
You were talking about "average income/salary". Here in Norway that is closer to 45 000 USD a year. Personally I make around 33 000 USD, before taxes. SO theses are not "average" at all. :) And I'm a teacher. ;)
Yes, that's a shame. But why is that when the average salary for an elementary school teacher was $56,000 in 2020? You didn't go any lower the last year's, either?
Yeah. I'm at 47 000 usd a year. I have a 4yr teaching degree and have 4 years experience. For those that are curious, KS tabell is the place to find teachers salaries in Norway. Further down = more education and further to the right is more experience.
En lærer tjener ikke 330 000 i året før skatt i Norge, det er bare tull! Lærere uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 430 000 i året, adjunkter uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 464 000 i året og lektorer uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 530 000 i året.
Many of these salaries are REALLY exaggerated. For example, my father is professor emeritus as the University of Oslo (meaning he’s a retired professor, but still has a shared office with other retired professors to work for free basically because he liked his job so much. Don’t ask why). My dad made about 880,000 kroner or around $90,000 his last year before he retired, and he was extremely skilled in his profession, and still is. He retired around 5 years ago. Most senior university professors in Norway make around 90-100k dollars a year, not $180,000 as she claims. The only ones making that much would be the rectors or the Nobel laureates pretty much.
No idea where she came up with these figures. Just checked starting salary for a pilot in SAS (Scandinavian Arlines), and that's about $50k (before tax)
Eh, I wouldn’t say every dental offices are open that long, thats rather the exception! Mine close between 3.30-4 I think. Open from 8 or 9. Also the salaries seems wrong and the order they are in. Sorry Tyler, its not easy to find good reliable videos to react to. Excited for the next one:)
It is important to remember that we have some of the lowest difference in saleries in the world between high and low earners. Its certainly there, but relative to say the US the difference is massive.
My son's best mate is an airline pilot and he makes good money in Canada, certainly over $US 150k. Some of my colleagues in specialist surgery in the US earned up to $US 200k back in the 90s, but had to pay their receptionist, surgical nurse (for each operation), indemnity insurance, etc, so it worked out they earned less than the hospital admininstrator. Top line salary figures are often not indicative of real figures. It is interesting how different countries value different professions. Lawyers' salaries depend on their specialty. A criminal barrister can often earn under a third of what a corporate or patents lawyer earns.
But averages aren't interesting! It's the _median_ that is interesting. On this list, it's basically only judges that can be compared, since they have set salaries in both countries. The purpose of averages is to hide the differences, which is what is interesting when you compare countries.
I just want to add, I have a low paying job in Norway (around 30k a year in freedom bucks as a pet groomer) and it's liveable if you're frugal. But I'm very fortunate in that I don't live on my own and my husband makes twice as much as I do and all he does is move things from one place to another in a warehouse which isn't living large but its comfortable enough. I could (and probably should!) go to a different salon and make more now since I know some Norwegian and I have a better idea what I should be making. You get low-balled with salary negotiations very easily as a foreigner, especially when you don't know how anything works. Of course it might be very different when you're not in retail or service industries.
Have you seen the video from Northen Norway. You haven’t seen Norway until you’ve seen Northen Norway. Hugh mountains that go straight into the sea. You must see Lofoten. I live In Bodø (bodo) . You have to Google.
The professions on this list are in their top 5% earners in their professions. Average lawyer has 100k USD a year. Average college prof has 90k average Airline pilot has about 100k (same in us for International pilots) doctors has 110k and ship brokers comming in at nummer one average salary is 115k
A surgeon earns about 110k a year aswell. *if* and I mean *IF* you are an plastic surgeon with your own successfull practice, you could potentially earn 413k a year. Like the guys who runs the biggest plastic practice in norway earned about that. And thats the 3 highest paid doctors in norway
No no no !! There are many mistakes here. A pilot in, for example, SAS can earn NOK 990,000 a year after 10 years' service. A professor can earn between NOK 900,000 to NOK 940,000 a year, but if you fish on a Not boat, you can earn NOK 1.2 million. She also talks about lawyers and judges, and from what I found out was that varies a lot, because it depends on what matters they are dealing with. A judge in a dispute case between companies often earns more than someone who has a dispute case in divorce. This also applies to lawyers. And when it comes to doctors, it is entirely up to what you do as a doctor. If you are a doctor with your own doctor's office, you can earn up to a million, but do you work as a surgeon in the field of eye nose and neck, then you can earn double.
Many of these salaries do not represent every employee in these professions. Most employees are paid a little less... But there are those who are paid more too... Sorry to say! Stay safe!
10:10 the universities have to compete for the proffesors expertise,, or else they start to work for (or start theyr own) consulting businesses instead. Or they go to wery high payed jobs in private industries(research). It probebly also help that they are smart ppl that largely negotiate theyr own payment. Many of them have also used theyr expertise in private industrie for years and then take a proffesor possition at a university at the end of theyr career. (this is just what i have heard, unfortunatly i dont know many proffesors.. im sure theyr wery interesting to talk to)
Remember that the sallary is very individual and that we are only about 5 million people, so the company will only be as large as there are people and a market
A lot of those figures are BS, and has no connection to reality. Most small scale CEOs earn much less. Pilots and professors are wrong. Likewise with judges. A judge earns about 1.2mnok/year, while a supreme court judge ears 1.9 mnok. Pilot salary starts at about 600knok, and can get close to 1.15mnok (after 17 years of service)
The doctor salary is wayyy off! The highest paying posisitons in the hospital, which is the same for any spesialty, is around 1million NOK = 100 000$, + overtime and call work.
All the conversionrates are based on the dollar being worth more than 10 kroners to the dollar, which is on the high note. If the conversionrate was set at 8 or 8,5 kroner, it would be more relatable.
She has not taken under consideration that many of the occupations she mentions has terrible working hours. I am cuite sure that if we take working hours under consideration the list would be very different. Surgents in norway can have 24 hours shifts.
I had 100 000euro for operating a crane. So some pilots in small planeoperators have 250 000euros.. BUT she has some good info. She has been doing Norway videos for a Long time...
I believe the minimum salary for teachers with a master's degree (which is now mandatory) is $51k. But that's if you just finished your education. After 16 years, however, you would still only make around $63k
@@oh515 Yeah, average is different than the minimum. But the only way to get a raise as a teacher (pretty much) is through seniority (ansiennitet). So the average is obviously going to be higher than the minimum as most teachers have worked for some years.
I would presume needing 2 languages for an export sales manager would entail 2 languages that are not Norwegian. After all knowing Norwegian, when most people from Norway already know English, does not make that a substancial asset in that career. The expectation is most likely 2 non-Norwegian languages, like she said English Russian and Italian for her, since those were benefit more with her clinets, as she only sells to people outside of Norway
A "Professor" in American English may be a college teacher, but a professor in Norway has a PhD, minimum, and a very long education. And teach at a university. Less than 5% or so of all master's graduates ever become professors. And the salary is not high! You certainly do not have a high salary as a motivation to become a professor. It is not well paid.
This video may make some Norwegians cry. America is often derided for having high income inequality. Therefore, the people in America in the top paying professions are getting paid more money than the people in Norway are.
Still delusional, I see. That you don't understand anything about Norway and Norwegians is no surprise. That you think that some Norwegians have ever been envious of US citizens shows how indoctrinated you are about the myth of "USA is the greatest nation in the world". We would rather live in a country that treats everyone equally and fairly, that pays all workers a livable wage, that has less inequality between the richest and poorest, where everyone has the same rights and opportunities for education and healthcare regardless of financial access, than in a country where a very few have more wealth and income than the remaining 90% combined. For God's sake, 3, (three) people in the US are richer than the poorest 50% combined! It is a recipe for disaster and a dystopian society. We earn enough to live comfortable lives and have a healthy work-life balance that for most people does not exist in the US if you are going to earn enough to survive and pay your bills. So don't hold your breath while you wait for a Norwegian to start crying over this, or any other videos about the USA.
mabye so but this is wat i love about Norway that ther is more popple in the middle on paye, we have free school, almost free healt cear its cost a max of 300 usd a yeare included if you use medicine, dentis is not fre tho, and we have wat i will calle a safty nett, becose saye ife you get hurte and cant wourke ju get pyed mony frome the the state so your life stil can continue, same hapends when you go of to be a pensioner. Yes we paye more in Tax butt watt we get back from it is wourthe so f.. mutche more. and if american think over tax + schoole + healtceare and saye wat they would have to paye if the insurance company would not pay for a operation it wuld almost end the chanse of a real life. i dont have to think about it
@@Valfodr_jr - This is nothing new. Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie, Morgan, Vanderbilt, Astor, etc. These were insanely rich people, and they helped America thrive. Don't hold your breath waiting for Americans aching to go live in Norway.
@@SilvanaDil Well, there are actually a lot of US citizens living in Norway and what they all have in common is that they could never imagine returning to the US. It is the same in many other countries in Europe, Asia and Oceania. Personally, I know quite a few US citizens who live in Norway through my job and they have one thing that characterizes them. They were, before they came to Norway, just like you, completely ignorant of Norway and extremely prejudiced about what it was like here. They are, like all US citizens, brought up on the lie about the US being the best country in the world and are extremely uninformed about how the world works outside the country's borders. That's why it's so satisfying to see people from the US when they discover that the world works better in most other developed countries outside of the country they've been tricked into thinking is better than everyone else. Just seeing a US citizen when they realize that education and health care is free is a moving thing to experience. And when they realize that even if everything is paid for through taxes, you are still left with much more than if you had to pay for health care and tuition out of your own pocket. So I'd rather take their word for it than someone who has never been outside their own country. To claim that these rich people have helped America thrive is at best a modified truth. Their wealth is built on racism and shameless exploitation of ordinary people who were denied access to the wealth they helped create. Thus they created the system that still exists and creates the extreme inequalities that ravage your society to this day. And people like you continue to blindly praise this system precisely because you have been indoctrinated and fed lies about both your own country and not least ALL other countries outside the USA.
@@glacieractivity 10 års universitetsutdanning trenger ikke bety at man har doktorgrad. Mange har to mastergrader og plusser etter hvert på med ny eller. He bachelor hvis de peiler seg inn på å søke nye stillinger
TYLER✌️✌️I've said to you numerous times,come to Norway for a few years,get a awsome education for free,if you want,or be your own boss here,,live when you're young.And go back(if you need to🤣🤣)after you got a bunch of good experience.Woman and men are really good looking ppl to🌞🌞Have a beautiful day🇧🇻🇧🇻
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Um, teaching minors and being a college professor are two different things. Yes, teachers in the USA aren't highly paid. But, if you are a college professor (excl. low level community colleges), you are VERY well paid. Why do you think the best profs in the world flock to the USA?
Very few norwegians have any interest in moving to the US. I have travelled all over US, and I can only say this - US is a failed country with high crime, drug addicts,, crowdes of homeless and psyciatric people not getting help living in tents along the streets, racial conflicts and general paranoia. Polution, ugly non walkable cities etc etc. Its not all dark, there are many nice things about US, but the negative is really too much.
@@okklidokkli - As opposed to living in a dark frozen tundra where the humorless people are so creative that they produce 1 watchable movie and 1 listenable song per decade, who couldn't produce a Covid vaccine, who couldn't do what even the Brits avoided (getting conquered in WWII) ....
Those conversions into NOK, the Euro, etc. don't look so good in USD nowadays. (E.g., 1 Euro doesn't get you $1.28 USD anymore; it gets you 99 cents USD.
None of these jobs will bring you that much income as these examples show if you are a man, you may want to be chosen to become a Pross operator Income approx. NOK 700,000 per year A Professor at the University of Oslo earns less than a Prose operator In the north the sea does. In Norway, we have a lot of heavy industry, an industry that makes money like grass. We also have a fishing industry where young men without education can earn millions Of kroner in a few months. The reason being that they get their share of the catch.
@@leif-kareeikeland5209 I'll reply in English since there's a lot of English speakers here. There's a general ban for Russian airplanes over Norway at the moment, and that of course includes drones. With regards to applying for Universities, there's no ban for that unless you forge your identity.
Isn't really sad that nurses, teachers and people who generally takes care of other people. Child services and so on...makes the least amount of money. While people who are playing with these peoples money makes millions. For just generating more funny money by creating more debt for those who have the lowest incomes??? I think so....
I like your videoes, but mutch is wrong. Og you really want to learn about norway economy,you have to see Harald eia this is norway. Everything you think about Norway is wrong. Watch it!
Her presentation is a bit out of proportion. She present the extreme. My wife was a teacher with a masterdegree and earned about 65000 USD. She reeducated to become a doctor and she now own her own cliniic and earn 250 -300000 USD. Her sister, also a doctor, working at a hospital earns about 120000 USD and her husband, an engineer with a Ph.d, who now have a position as a Proffesor at the local university earns around 150000 USD. My son works an electrician earns around 50000 USD and his wife, a nurse with a master degree around 65000 USD. My daughter is in spezialisation to become plastic surgeion around 90000 USD and when finishing in a year from now will raise to around 120-150000 USD. Her husband has an economic master and is a sertified plastic surgeon makes around 300000 USD, in the private sector. Me, an engineer, make 80-90000 USD. The average salery in Norway is around 45-50000 USD. So I agree with you being a bit sceptical to Anna’s numbers. I like the way you reflect on subjects you present/react on and your interest in Learning about Norway. Check this out: ua-cam.com/video/yvKgQx_jBn4/v-deo.html
This russian girl has a pretty low level of knowledge of Norwegian professions and their salaries. Tyler: I recommend looking at videos produced by norwegians for knowledge about Norway and Norwegian. It seems she just googled a bit from shady sources on this subject. Absolutely one of your least interesting and non fact based videos, Tyler.
One of the most useless high paid jobs in Norway is a common doctor. You get paid $100k+ a year by doing basically nothing that you can not find online or in a catalog called "felleskatalogen" (common catalogue). I have 2 friends who are doctors and also an uncle and aunt and they basically confirm what I wrote. The downside is that you have to be motivated to do a lot of paperwork.
This video is interesting, but the bases here are totally wrong and the data look like common rus bad intelligence about their neighbours. You should consider wether you help spread rus cognitive manipulative propaganda ...
"Your lawyer firm?" Good grief, non-native speakers of English do better than you. "Judges have to know every law." Help, I can't take this level of cringe!
@@SilvanaDil What kind of counter argument is that? He didn't say anything about it being your choice or not. He said wasting your energy on typing that was cringe. But yes, being cringe is also your choice.
Tyler, from the USA, learns about Norway from non-Norwegian citizens... Not that I really mind it, just kinda funny! Stay safe!
Average university professor salary is ~900.000NOK, I have no clue where this woman got those figures. Maybe took the highest recorded salary?
Yeah, I did also think that her numbers was a bit off on college/university professors, and I should know, since I do work beside them every day, and it as as you say about 800.000-900.000 that are quoted as an normal salary for them. (about $ 87.438,-)
Some of them earn even more. I am Norwegian and I know.
Not sure where she found these figures. I tried to look it up, and found a list of average wages in Norway 2021 - and it came out quite different. Ship brokers leading that list, Air Traffic Controllers being high on that list, earning a bit more than the average pilot. Both the latter two groups earning more than judges and doctors.
What is very clear though is that the differences in income is much smaller in Norway and Scandinavia than in most countries.
Fastlege (personal doctor???) can also earn an insane amount, but that's because of add-ons they'll get and is also quite a bit of work. More than 3 000 000 NOK in some cases.
There's also limited vacancies lol
Sorry, but this is not a correct representation of reality. I have seen some of this woman's videos about Norway before and she is mostly incorrect about everything she claims.
For example, a professor at a university in Norway earns an average of $87,600, less than half of what she claims. Of course, it must be taken into account that the exchange rate has changed since this video was made, from normally $1 = NOK 7-8 to now $1 = NOK 10.7. But still, she is far from the truth.
A dentist in the public dental health service in Norway earns between $58,400 and $68,100 on average. A dentist in private practice earns an average of about $9,733 more than that.
Pilots start their career at a salary of around $46,583 and CAN reach a salary of around $97,300 after 10 years IF they have become a captain and work for the same company continuously.
The average salary for a surgeon in Norway is far lower than what she claims, approx. $73,000. Of course, there can be variations in salary levels, but her figures are taken completely out of the blue.
Where she gets these numbers from is a mystery to me as all these numbers are easily available online.
If you want to learn anything about Norway, this is one of the channels you should really avoid.
Well, she is Russian, and those guys are known for cheating. 😁
Here are the best paid CEO salaries in Norway per now: All in Norwegian Kroner (devide by 10 for approx. USD figures):
Anders Opedal, Equinor: NOK 17.7 million
Sigve Brekke, Telenor: NOK 15.1 million
Kjerstin Braathen, DNB: NOK 15 million
Svein Tore Holseter, Yara: NOK 14.2 million
Hilde Merete Aasheim, Norsk Hydro: NOK 12.3 million
Geir Håøy, Kongsberg group: NOK 11.2 million
Morten Brandtzag, Nammo: NOK 9.8 million
Christian Rynning-Tønnesen, Statkraft: 9.5 million
Joachim Høegh-Krohn, Arguntum: NOK 7.8 million
Tone Wille, Norway Post: NOK 6.1 million
It seems to me that she has selected the very highest salaries in each profession, and not the average level.
Let me change these numbers to the correct ones:
11. $86.643
10. $88.383
9. $92.053
8. $59.459
7. $98.747
6. $103.577
5. $572.607 (Average salary of CEO's in the biggest company's in Norway. Smaller company's CEO's only has an average of about $100.000 - $200.000 a year)
4. $61.626
3. $107.573
2. $118.974
1. $74.031
This is the AVERAGE pay from all these jobs.
Where this woman has gotten her numbers from is not known. Ofc there are some people in big company's that has a bigger salary then the average, but then we can't say it is the highest pay'd professions.
If you do research, then you will see that many job titles in America pay's about 2x or 3x the amount that is pay'd in Norway.
My job is about $50.000 a year here in Norway, but had I been in the USA, my salary would most likely had been around $120.000 - $150.000 a year.
I guess in Norway salaries are more "balanced" than in the US. As you comment on, a lot of these jobs would actually have a higher salary in the US. While on the other hand, lower paying jobs would have a wage that you can actually live on in Norway. They say that it's easy to get rich in Norway, but impossible to get SUPER rich! (also due to the taxation on property and income sources such as stocks).
There are more dollar millionaires and billionaires per capita in Norway than in the US. The economies are different, but unless being a billionaire isn't super rich you can do it more easily in Norway. This video explains why:
ua-cam.com/video/A9UmdY0E8hU/v-deo.html
@@magnusrnningen8343 The video you link to should be the next one for Tyler to watch
It's not easy to get rich in Norway. Probably higher chances because of more equal opportunities than many other places, but it's not easy. In a corportate job you need at least a bachelor, often a masters, good grades and work yourself up. I'm in Finance , I would know. Yes, many are millionaires in Norway, but that's mostly because of the housing marked. It was much easier and more affordable to buy apartments/houses in the 80s and 90s, and most of these people have paid of their low morgage a long time ago, while the increase in value as been 10, 20 times the original cost of the apartment/house.
That was before, today the housing pricing in Norway is crazy. The average jobs bearly gets you enough loan from the bank to buy from 5% of all apartments in Oslo. Young adults who doesn't get help from their parents or doesn't have enough down payment, struggle to get into the marked. For immigrants and foreigners, though we have good welfare system, what they recieve is pretty low income compared to the cost of living in Norway. Everything is relative of course, it's not as bad as other places, but people who come here thinking it's easy will get a hard reality check.
@@magnusrnningen8343 Yes, there are more dollar millionaires in Norway, but times are changing and it's not easy to become a millionaire in Norway. if you want to read my other comment above.
You were talking about "average income/salary". Here in Norway that is closer to 45 000 USD a year. Personally I make around 33 000 USD, before taxes. SO theses are not "average" at all. :) And I'm a teacher. ;)
Yes, that's a shame. But why is that when the average salary for an elementary school teacher was $56,000 in 2020? You didn't go any lower the last year's, either?
You are relatively new and young then, I guess? The average salary for teachers in Norway is higher than that. As it should be!
How old are you?
Yeah. I'm at 47 000 usd a year.
I have a 4yr teaching degree and have 4 years experience.
For those that are curious, KS tabell is the place to find teachers salaries in Norway. Further down = more education and further to the right is more experience.
En lærer tjener ikke 330 000 i året før skatt i Norge, det er bare tull! Lærere uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 430 000 i året, adjunkter uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 464 000 i året og lektorer uten ansiennitet tjener minimum 530 000 i året.
Many of these salaries are REALLY exaggerated. For example, my father is professor emeritus as the University of Oslo (meaning he’s a retired professor, but still has a shared office with other retired professors to work for free basically because he liked his job so much. Don’t ask why). My dad made about 880,000 kroner or around $90,000 his last year before he retired, and he was extremely skilled in his profession, and still is. He retired around 5 years ago. Most senior university professors in Norway make around 90-100k dollars a year, not $180,000 as she claims. The only ones making that much would be the rectors or the Nobel laureates pretty much.
I know fishermen here in Norway making more than almost all of the ones on her list. Also, no oil related jobs?
No idea where she came up with these figures. Just checked starting salary for a pilot in SAS (Scandinavian Arlines), and that's about $50k (before tax)
Eh, I wouldn’t say every dental offices are open that long, thats rather the exception! Mine close between 3.30-4 I think. Open from 8 or 9.
Also the salaries seems wrong and the order they are in.
Sorry Tyler, its not easy to find good reliable videos to react to.
Excited for the next one:)
It is important to remember that we have some of the lowest difference in saleries in the world between high and low earners. Its certainly there, but relative to say the US the difference is massive.
My son's best mate is an airline pilot and he makes good money in Canada, certainly over $US 150k. Some of my colleagues in specialist surgery in the US earned up to $US 200k back in the 90s, but had to pay their receptionist, surgical nurse (for each operation), indemnity insurance, etc, so it worked out they earned less than the hospital admininstrator. Top line salary figures are often not indicative of real figures. It is interesting how different countries value different professions. Lawyers' salaries depend on their specialty. A criminal barrister can often earn under a third of what a corporate or patents lawyer earns.
But averages aren't interesting! It's the _median_ that is interesting. On this list, it's basically only judges that can be compared, since they have set salaries in both countries. The purpose of averages is to hide the differences, which is what is interesting when you compare countries.
I just want to add, I have a low paying job in Norway (around 30k a year in freedom bucks as a pet groomer) and it's liveable if you're frugal. But I'm very fortunate in that I don't live on my own and my husband makes twice as much as I do and all he does is move things from one place to another in a warehouse which isn't living large but its comfortable enough. I could (and probably should!) go to a different salon and make more now since I know some Norwegian and I have a better idea what I should be making. You get low-balled with salary negotiations very easily as a foreigner, especially when you don't know how anything works. Of course it might be very different when you're not in retail or service industries.
whats "freedom bucks" ??? xD
@@paulallen1939 it's what I call US dollars 😂
Have you seen the video from Northen Norway. You haven’t seen Norway until you’ve seen Northen Norway. Hugh mountains that go straight into the sea. You must see Lofoten. I live In Bodø (bodo) . You have to Google.
The professions on this list are in their top 5% earners in their professions. Average lawyer has 100k USD a year. Average college prof has 90k average Airline pilot has about 100k (same in us for International pilots) doctors has 110k and ship brokers comming in at nummer one average salary is 115k
A surgeon earns about 110k a year aswell. *if* and I mean *IF* you are an plastic surgeon with your own successfull practice, you could potentially earn 413k a year.
Like the guys who runs the biggest plastic practice in norway earned about that. And thats the 3 highest paid doctors in norway
No no no !! There are many mistakes here. A pilot in, for example, SAS can earn NOK 990,000 a year after 10 years' service. A professor can earn between NOK 900,000 to NOK 940,000 a year, but if you fish on a Not boat, you can earn NOK 1.2 million. She also talks about lawyers and judges, and from what I found out was that varies a lot, because it depends on what matters they are dealing with. A judge in a dispute case between companies often earns more than someone who has a dispute case in divorce. This also applies to lawyers. And when it comes to doctors, it is entirely up to what you do as a doctor. If you are a doctor with your own doctor's office, you can earn up to a million, but do you work as a surgeon in the field of eye nose and neck, then you can earn double.
Many of these salaries do not represent every employee in these professions. Most employees are paid a little less... But there are those who are paid more too... Sorry to say! Stay safe!
A føderal us judge has an average payment of 137.000 us dollars. But the top judgers makes around 700.000 us dollars.
Her numbers are way off sadly, and this makes a wrong picture of this topic. Surgeons/Doctors more commonly make from 70 000$ to 150 000 $ + overtime.
The college professor thing has to be for private places, the public universities give an average of like $95k or so.
10:10 the universities have to compete for the proffesors expertise,, or else they start to work for (or start theyr own) consulting businesses instead. Or they go to wery high payed jobs in private industries(research). It probebly also help that they are smart ppl that largely negotiate theyr own payment. Many of them have also used theyr expertise in private industrie for years and then take a proffesor possition at a university at the end of theyr career.
(this is just what i have heard, unfortunatly i dont know many proffesors.. im sure theyr wery interesting to talk to)
Remember that the sallary is very individual and that we are only about 5 million people, so the company will only be as large as there are people and a market
A lot of those figures are BS, and has no connection to reality. Most small scale CEOs earn much less. Pilots and professors are wrong. Likewise with judges. A judge earns about 1.2mnok/year, while a supreme court judge ears 1.9 mnok. Pilot salary starts at about 600knok, and can get close to 1.15mnok (after 17 years of service)
Many jobs in Norway pay less then 20 dollars a hour, so not all ppl are paid well.
Teachers are paid more (at private schools) in the US. Doctors are paid more. Essentially everything that is public in Norway pays better in the US.
The doctor salary is wayyy off! The highest paying posisitons in the hospital, which is the same for any spesialty, is around 1million NOK = 100 000$, + overtime and call work.
All the conversionrates are based on the dollar being worth more than 10 kroners to the dollar, which is on the high note. If the conversionrate was set at 8 or 8,5 kroner, it would be more relatable.
It's been between 9 and 10 for the last two years-
She has not taken under consideration that many of the occupations she mentions has terrible working hours. I am cuite sure that if we take working hours under consideration the list would be very different. Surgents in norway can have 24 hours shifts.
Biographics: "King Haakon VII" is a must to watch if you're into Norway and the history of the norwegian monarchy!
I had 100 000euro for operating a crane. So some pilots in small planeoperators have 250 000euros.. BUT she has some good info. She has been doing Norway videos for a Long time...
8month in crane got me 100 000euros
i mean, as a railroad worker you make around 60-90k a year in norway, which require almost no schooling
Actually if you want to drive the trains you need engineering education ... now 🙂
Would really like to know how drunk her sources was.
i work as a traffic conductor in Norway and earn about 95 000usd in a year
What you said about teacher salary in the US sounds similar to Norway. Teacher salary in Norway is 49.000$
I believe the minimum salary for teachers with a master's degree (which is now mandatory) is $51k. But that's if you just finished your education. After 16 years, however, you would still only make around $63k
Interesting. Because in 2020 the average salary for an elementary school teacher was $56 000.
@@oh515 Yeah, average is different than the minimum. But the only way to get a raise as a teacher (pretty much) is through seniority (ansiennitet). So the average is obviously going to be higher than the minimum as most teachers have worked for some years.
I know that import/export make the big bucks in the US as well. Especially if your name is Art Vandelay 😆
After the first couple of items, the apeech on her video became inaudible - only the banjo audible.
You have longer working hours than here, and salaries vary of course.
What do you do for a living, by the way? :)
I would presume needing 2 languages for an export sales manager would entail 2 languages that are not Norwegian. After all knowing Norwegian, when most people from Norway already know English, does not make that a substancial asset in that career. The expectation is most likely 2 non-Norwegian languages, like she said English Russian and Italian for her, since those were benefit more with her clinets, as she only sells to people outside of Norway
Did you make her voice more quiet because of copyright?
A "Professor" in American English may be a college teacher, but a professor in Norway has a PhD, minimum, and a very long education. And teach at a university. Less than 5% or so of all master's graduates ever become professors. And the salary is not high! You certainly do not have a high salary as a motivation to become a professor. It is not well paid.
This video may make some Norwegians cry. America is often derided for having high income inequality. Therefore, the people in America in the top paying professions are getting paid more money than the people in Norway are.
Still delusional, I see.
That you don't understand anything about Norway and Norwegians is no surprise. That you think that some Norwegians have ever been envious of US citizens shows how indoctrinated you are about the myth of "USA is the greatest nation in the world".
We would rather live in a country that treats everyone equally and fairly, that pays all workers a livable wage, that has less inequality between the richest and poorest, where everyone has the same rights and opportunities for education and healthcare regardless of financial access, than in a country where a very few have more wealth and income than the remaining 90% combined. For God's sake, 3, (three) people in the US are richer than the poorest 50% combined! It is a recipe for disaster and a dystopian society.
We earn enough to live comfortable lives and have a healthy work-life balance that for most people does not exist in the US if you are going to earn enough to survive and pay your bills.
So don't hold your breath while you wait for a Norwegian to start crying over this, or any other videos about the USA.
mabye so but this is wat i love about Norway that ther is more popple in the middle on paye, we have free school, almost free healt cear its cost a max of 300 usd a yeare included if you use medicine, dentis is not fre tho, and we have wat i will calle a safty nett, becose saye ife you get hurte and cant wourke ju get pyed mony frome the the state so your life stil can continue, same hapends when you go of to be a pensioner. Yes we paye more in Tax butt watt we get back from it is wourthe so f.. mutche more. and if american think over tax + schoole + healtceare and saye wat they would have to paye if the insurance company would not pay for a operation it wuld almost end the chanse of a real life. i dont have to think about it
@@Valfodr_jr - This is nothing new. Rockefeller, Ford, Carnegie, Morgan, Vanderbilt, Astor, etc. These were insanely rich people, and they helped America thrive. Don't hold your breath waiting for Americans aching to go live in Norway.
@@SilvanaDil Well, there are actually a lot of US citizens living in Norway and what they all have in common is that they could never imagine returning to the US. It is the same in many other countries in Europe, Asia and Oceania.
Personally, I know quite a few US citizens who live in Norway through my job and they have one thing that characterizes them. They were, before they came to Norway, just like you, completely ignorant of Norway and extremely prejudiced about what it was like here. They are, like all US citizens, brought up on the lie about the US being the best country in the world and are extremely uninformed about how the world works outside the country's borders. That's why it's so satisfying to see people from the US when they discover that the world works better in most other developed countries outside of the country they've been tricked into thinking is better than everyone else. Just seeing a US citizen when they realize that education and health care is free is a moving thing to experience. And when they realize that even if everything is paid for through taxes, you are still left with much more than if you had to pay for health care and tuition out of your own pocket.
So I'd rather take their word for it than someone who has never been outside their own country.
To claim that these rich people have helped America thrive is at best a modified truth. Their wealth is built on racism and shameless exploitation of ordinary people who were denied access to the wealth they helped create. Thus they created the system that still exists and creates the extreme inequalities that ravage your society to this day. And people like you continue to blindly praise this system precisely because you have been indoctrinated and fed lies about both your own country and not least ALL other countries outside the USA.
@@Valfodr_jr - blah blah blah. Get a life.
There are more people with Norwegian ancestry in the USA than in all of Norway. LOL
Hi see you also comment Canada and GB. After study them, Norway best?
I am Norwegian and I know that the average sallery is true. Why do you doubt it?
Teachers are not paid that good, but proffesors get paid better...
As a teacher I earn around 61 000 dollars a year. But I have also spent around 10 years at University.
You have a Phd doing undergrad teaching? Good for you, also adding "lying" to your CV.
@@glacieractivity No Phd. But my education is diversified. What do you mean by lying? You do not believe me?
@@glacieractivity 10 års universitetsutdanning trenger ikke bety at man har doktorgrad. Mange har to mastergrader og plusser etter hvert på med ny eller. He bachelor hvis de peiler seg inn på å søke nye stillinger
A fischerman on a good ship can make 300 000euros and woek 6month.. Just saying
TYLER✌️✌️I've said to you numerous times,come to Norway for a few years,get a awsome education for free,if you want,or be your own boss here,,live when you're young.And go back(if you need to🤣🤣)after you got a bunch of good experience.Woman and men are really good looking ppl to🌞🌞Have a beautiful day🇧🇻🇧🇻
This is not correct😂 im from norway!
What happened to her audio?
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I really don’t know where she gets her numbers from…Not accurate…😏
im also wondering where that woman got this info from😆
Bad sound on the clip youre whaching. Her voice, for the most part is scrambled.
"I don't think commercial pilots are paid well in America." ROFLMAO. Wake up.
Tyler is right. American pilots earn less than in Norway and Western Europe.
These numbers are completely wrong
Um, teaching minors and being a college professor are two different things. Yes, teachers in the USA aren't highly paid. But, if you are a college professor (excl. low level community colleges), you are VERY well paid. Why do you think the best profs in the world flock to the USA?
That will never happen,not from Norway at least🇧🇻😅
@@chatrinekvinge813 - No Norwegians teaching at top American universities? LOL
Very few norwegians have any interest in moving to the US. I have travelled all over US, and I can only say this - US is a failed country with high crime, drug addicts,, crowdes of homeless and psyciatric people not getting help living in tents along the streets, racial conflicts and general paranoia. Polution, ugly non walkable cities etc etc. Its not all dark, there are many nice things about US, but the negative is really too much.
@@okklidokkli - As opposed to living in a dark frozen tundra where the humorless people are so creative that they produce 1 watchable movie and 1 listenable song per decade, who couldn't produce a Covid vaccine, who couldn't do what even the Brits avoided (getting conquered in WWII) ....
@@okklidokkli veteraner😰
Those conversions into NOK, the Euro, etc. don't look so good in USD nowadays. (E.g., 1 Euro doesn't get you $1.28 USD anymore; it gets you 99 cents USD.
None of these jobs will bring you that much income
as these examples show
if you are a man, you may want to be chosen to become a Pross operator
Income approx. NOK 700,000 per year
A Professor at the University of Oslo earns less than a Prose operator
In the north the sea does.
In Norway, we have a lot of heavy industry, an industry that makes money like grass.
We also have a fishing industry where young men without education can earn millions
Of kroner in a few months. The reason being that they get their share of the catch.
Average salaries are presented here. Many earn much more than this and some a little less.
Your numbers are wrong.
anne goldman :D I know her
She is from Russia🌞🌞🌞
Yes, but her video was made before Russia invaded Ukraine.
@@zaph1rax da må hun ikke fly droner i Norge eller søke jobber på universiteter ellers kan hun risikere å bli fegslet eller bli utvist.
@@leif-kareeikeland5209 I'll reply in English since there's a lot of English speakers here. There's a general ban for Russian airplanes over Norway at the moment, and that of course includes drones. With regards to applying for Universities, there's no ban for that unless you forge your identity.
@@zaph1rax jeg har ingenting imot sivile russere,ville bare si til Tyler at hun var derifra🖐🌞
Yeah, she has a strong Russian accent.
Can’t hear her!
Her list is total BS, you should watch a better informed video on this. Im Norwegian.
Bad sound ON the video you are reacting to
Like everything in America motivated money .
Isn't really sad that nurses, teachers and people who generally takes care of other people. Child services and so on...makes the least amount of money. While people who are playing with these peoples money makes millions. For just generating more funny money by creating more debt for those who have the lowest incomes??? I think so....
Hear hear! 😁
This was strange.....Very strange.....
I like your videoes, but mutch is wrong.
Og you really want to learn about norway economy,you have to see Harald eia this is norway.
Everything you think about Norway is wrong.
Watch it!
Her presentation is a bit out of proportion. She present the extreme.
My wife was a teacher with a masterdegree and earned about 65000 USD.
She reeducated to become a doctor and she now own her own cliniic and earn 250 -300000 USD. Her sister, also a doctor, working at a hospital earns about 120000 USD and her husband, an engineer with a Ph.d, who now have a position as a Proffesor at the local university earns around 150000 USD. My son works an electrician earns around 50000 USD and his wife, a nurse with a master degree around 65000 USD. My daughter is in spezialisation to become plastic surgeion around 90000 USD and when finishing in a year from now will raise to around 120-150000 USD. Her husband has an economic master and is a sertified plastic surgeon makes around 300000 USD, in the private sector. Me, an engineer, make 80-90000 USD.
The average salery in Norway is around 45-50000 USD.
So I agree with you being a bit sceptical to Anna’s numbers.
I like the way you reflect on subjects you present/react on and your interest in Learning about Norway.
Check this out: ua-cam.com/video/yvKgQx_jBn4/v-deo.html
The doctor one is extremely false.
This russian girl has a pretty low level of knowledge of Norwegian professions and their salaries. Tyler: I recommend looking at videos produced by norwegians for knowledge about Norway and Norwegian. It seems she just googled a bit from shady sources on this subject. Absolutely one of your least interesting and non fact based videos, Tyler.
One of the most useless high paid jobs in Norway is a common doctor. You get paid $100k+ a year by doing basically nothing that you can not find online or in a catalog called "felleskatalogen" (common catalogue). I have 2 friends who are doctors and also an uncle and aunt and they basically confirm what I wrote. The downside is that you have to be motivated to do a lot of paperwork.
This video is interesting, but the bases here are totally wrong and the data look like common rus bad intelligence about their neighbours. You should consider wether you help spread rus cognitive manipulative propaganda ...
🤔 I wouldn't listen to this woman 😏
You are even more naive than your twin brother. At least he's aware that his $90K house in Indiana would cost $1 million in California.
"Your lawyer firm?" Good grief, non-native speakers of English do better than you.
"Judges have to know every law." Help, I can't take this level of cringe!
Chill out dude.
If you wanna talk cringe, why don’t you look at your attitude?
Imagine unironically investing your energy into typing stuff like this
@@TheShowCrow_Main_Channel - My energy, my choice (not yours).
@@SilvanaDil
What kind of counter argument is that?
He didn't say anything about it being your choice or not.
He said wasting your energy on typing that was cringe. But yes, being cringe is also your choice.
@@WolfFireheart - Yet both of you wasted energy responding to me....
@@SilvanaDil I don't have a life, or any games to play atm. So wasting time where I can. So yeah, I am being cringe. But I never said I'm not cringe.
"Your *lawyer* firm?" Good grief, non-native speakers of English do better than you.
it should read - law firm - i reckon?
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