Salary guide · Kensington and Chelsea
How much does a librarian earn in Kensington and Chelsea?
Average base salary in Kensington and Chelsea
£32,450 per year
per year in Kensington and Chelsea · NJC support staff scale
Librarian pay is typically set on school support-staff scales and varies by responsibility, contract type and location. Librarian pay in Kensington and Chelsea is adjusted by 1.18× versus the UK average to reflect London-area weighting.
Compare average librarian pay in Kensington and Chelsea and neighbouring areas.
Academy Trustee in Kensington and Chelsea
Average
£33,630 per year
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Average
£33,630 per year
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Average
£59,000 per year
See access arrangements coordinator jobs in Kensington and ChelseaAccounts Assistant in Kensington and Chelsea
Average
£33,630 per year
See accounts assistant jobs in Kensington and ChelseaThe average salary for a librarian in Kensington and Chelsea is £32,450 per year, typically ranging from £25,960 per year to £41,300 per year depending on experience, phase and school type.
Kensington and Chelsea pays librarians around 18% above the UK average thanks to London-area weighting on NJC support staff scale.
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Librarians in Kensington and Chelsea typically increase pay by moving up NJC support staff scale, taking on TLR or leadership responsibility, gaining specialist qualifications.
Nationally the average is £27,500 per year. In Kensington and Chelsea it's £32,450 per year — a premium of £4,950 per year versus the UK average.
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