Because we work mostly on contract, not hourly, we have to take a hit if we underestimate the amount of time it takes to complete a job. Depending on where you are located, $20-$25 per hour would be the absolute minimum for doing this sort of job.Remember that you will have to pay taxes, including Social Security self-employment taxes, on what you charge.ecause we work mostly on contract, not hourly, we have to take a hit if we underestimate the amount of time it takes to complete a job. Depending on where you are located, $20-$25 per hour would be the absolute minimum for doing this sort of job.
Idaho spent $42.14 per $1,000 in personal income on education, ranking No. 43 nationally and lagging 13.4 percent behind the national average of $48.68. Other news from the report: More than 83 percent of Idahoâs school spending goes to salaries and benefits, slightly above the national average of 81.9 percent.
Average Teacher Salary in Idaho. During the years of 2007 to 2009, the average teacher salary in Idaho rose by an overall 9.52 percent. This included a fall of 0.46 percent between 2008 and 2009 and an increase in the teacher salary in Idaho of 10.03 percent between 2007 and 2008. In 2007, Idaho teacher salaries started out at $41,090, putting the state at the rank of 39th in the nation. The following year, teaching salaries in Idaho reached $45,210, giving Idaho a national ranking of 31st. In 2009, the average teacher salary in Idaho was $45,003.33, bringing teacher salaries in Idaho to 37th in the nation, as summarized in the Idaho teacher salary schedule below. Overall, Idaho teacher salaries have been lower than the national average, which in 2008 was $48,353 and in 2009 was $49,720.