Estimated average salary:
Estimated average salary:
Our salaries are based on data from thousands of placements and inside industry knowledge from our expert recruitment teams. These salaries represent the average range considering a number of variables (industry, location, level of seniority etc.).
Estimated average salary:
Our salaries are based on data from thousands of placements and inside industry knowledge from our expert recruitment teams. These salaries represent the average range considering a number of variables (industry, location, level of seniority etc.).
$65,000
Per Month
According to our salary calculator, the average monthly salary for Learning and Development Managers working in Hong Kong SAR is $65,000.
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