● OPSCI.ca Ontario · 2010–2025

← back to profile

Education

Government of Ontario Ministries · FY2025

756 disclosed employees* in 2025 16 yrs on file (2010–2025) 73.7% estimated female
Avg. salary
$132,926
Avg. total comp
$133,108
Total disclosed salary*
$100,491,994
⇄ Compare this employer with…

Total disclosed salary & employees over time 2010–2025

Total disclosed salary Disclosed employees

Top positions FY2025 · ranked by disclosed employees

#PositionDisclosed Emp.Median salaryP90 salaryRaise
1 Teacher province-wide 74 $122,556 $123,309 -6.2%
2 Education Office province-wide 64 $149,719 $149,772 +1.7%
3 Advisor province-wide 61 $123,140 $127,862 +4.2%
4 Senior Policy Analyst province-wide 20 $126,877 $127,842 +3.3%
5 Team Lead province-wide 18 $132,025 $138,904 +4.9%
6 Executive Assistant province-wide 17 $114,666 $144,084 +1.0%
7 Investigator province-wide 7 $110,461 $111,896 +0.8%
8 Policy Analyst province-wide 7 $105,537 $114,442 +2.8%
9 Project Manager province-wide 5 $127,798 $132,526 +2.5%
10 Senior Program Advisor province-wide 5 $105,238 $105,282 +0.0%

Workforce history 2010–2025

YearDisclosed Emp.Avg. salaryAvg. total compTotal disclosed salaryNewly disclosedGender
2025 756 $132,926 $133,108 $100,491,994 15.6% 73.7% F
2024 895 $129,513 $129,697 $115,914,441 25.6% 71.6% F
2023 732 $119,633 $119,800 $87,571,340 14.8% 71.7% F
2022 671 $120,242 $120,387 $80,682,640 15.1% 72.0% F
2021 637 $120,278 $120,416 $76,616,936 18.8% 71.9% F
2020 575 $119,962 $120,111 $68,978,197 11.0% 71.7% F
2019 609 $118,258 $118,422 $72,019,270 16.1% 70.4% F
2018 567 $118,052 $118,257 $66,935,699 20.1% 69.7% F
2017 517 $115,365 $115,563 $59,643,723 20.7% 68.5% F
2016 474 $114,324 $114,510 $54,189,466 25.3% 69.4% F
2015 423 $113,901 $114,104 $48,180,001 13.0% 66.4% F
2014 480 $115,153 $115,352 $55,273,674 22.7% 64.8% F
2013 405 $115,331 $115,571 $46,708,853 13.6% 63.7% F
2012 396 $116,150 $116,360 $45,995,482 13.1% 61.1% F
2011 385 $115,948 $116,189 $44,640,080 22.9% 62.1% F
2010 346 $115,432 $115,651 $39,939,562 100.0% 59.0% F

"Newly disclosed" is the share of that year's disclosed employees appearing on the list for the first time anywhere — not a hire rate. Many already worked here and simply crossed the $100,000 threshold. Gender is a name-based estimate, shown only for years with 20 or more disclosed employees.

Top disclosed earners FY2025

#NameTitleTotal compYoYSector rankPosition rank
1 Denise Cole Deputy Minister $401,060 +7.8% 38/35897 —
2 Rupert Gordon Assistant Deputy Minister Strategic Policy and Planning Division $320,019 +39.1% 586/35897 —
3 Yael Ginsler Assistant Deputy Minister Student Achievement Division $316,870 +47.3% 615/35897 —
4 Kate Mansonsmith Deputy Minister $315,540 +7.7% 617/35897 —
5 Michael Hudecki Manager Funding Policy Unit $299,851 +148.9% 722/35897 —
6 Doreen Lamarche Executive Director Education Finance Office $289,485 +18.7% 804/35897 —
7 Didem Proulx Assistant Deputy Minister Capital and Business Support Division $285,662 +21.4% 823/35897 —
8 Louis Dimitracopoulos Chief Administrative Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister Corporate Management and Services Division $284,075 +27.5% 840/35897 —
9 Andrew Davis Assistant Deputy Minister Education Labour and Finance Division $280,393 +18.5% 868/35897 —
10 Holly Moran Assistant Deputy Minister Early Years and Child Care Division $278,831 +25.2% 881/35897 —

Find someone at Education