The bar chart demonstrates the total number (in thousands) of men and women pursuing further studies in Britain, studying full-time as well as part-time. The data is collected over a period of 30 years.
Overall, there has been a noticeable increase among men and women for full-time education during the three decades. With regards to part-time education, women superseded men in the number during the period in question.
According to the chart, men studying full-time during 1970-71 were accounted for around 100 thousand in Britain. Women, on the other hand, started off with almost half of the number of men during the same year. But, during the span of 30 years, the number of men climbed gradually for full-time education and increased threefold. Meanwhile, women experienced a steep growth of approximately 150 thousand during the first decade, followed by a modest increase which peaked slightly over 200 thousand.
On the contrary, part-time education for both men and women began with a comparatively higher number, accounting for 1000 thousand men and just under 800 thousand women. However, the number corresponding to men first slumped but again faced a rise by the end of 1991. Women, o the other side, experienced a dramatic increase by the end of the last period.
The bar chart demonstrates the total
number
(in thousands) of
men
and
women
pursuing
further
studies in Britain, studying full-time
as well
as part-time. The data
is collected
over a period of 30 years.
Overall
, there has been a noticeable increase among
men
and
women
for full-time
education
during the three decades.
With regards to
part-time
education
,
women
superseded
men
in the
number
during the period in question.
According to the chart,
men
studying full-time during 1970-71
were accounted
for around 100 thousand in Britain.
Women
,
on the other hand
,
started
off with almost half of the
number
of
men
during the same year.
But
, during the span of 30 years, the
number
of
men
climbed
gradually
for full-time
education
and increased threefold. Meanwhile,
women
experienced a steep growth of approximately 150 thousand during the
first
decade, followed by a modest increase which peaked
slightly
over 200 thousand.
On the contrary
, part-time
education
for both
men
and
women
began with a
comparatively
higher
number
, accounting for 1000 thousand
men
and
just
under 800 thousand
women
.
However
, the
number
corresponding to
men
first
slumped
but
again faced a rise by the
end
of 1991.
Women
, o the other side, experienced a dramatic increase by the
end
of the last period.