However, a different situation has been found with ranking the third place: “relationships with administration” in urban schools place this motive to the fifth line. Social status is fourth most significant motive for both urban and rural school teachers, although its value is higher among rural school teachers. Rural school teachers place work satisfaction motive also in the fourth position, while urban school teachers rank this motive as the least significant and place it at the end of the list. Self-realisationmotive is insignificant for both group of teachers: fifth place for urban and sixth- occupies this place in the motivational structure of urban school teachers, while this motive is not significant for rural school teachers and it occupies the last (seventh) place. Rural school teachers have placed “avoiding troubles” to the third place. This indicates that aspiration to avoid troubles is greater among rural school teachers, while their colleagues for rural school teachers.