Given in the bar chart are figures related to how many male and female teachers in six types of educational institutions in The UK in 2010.
As can be seen, while females teaching in primary education comprised about 98%, their male counterparts constituted only 2%. It was particularly true of nursery school, where the similar gap was recorded, with figures being 92% and about 8%.
The rate of Secondary school’s teachers were women towered that in men by 5%. The same gap, although in an opposite order, was seen in Private training institutes ( 45% to 55% ). The proportion of the College’s male and female masters mirrored each other, which was 50%. Meanwhile, the percentage of male professors in University was twice that for females.
Given
in the bar chart are figures related to how
many
male and
female
teachers in six types of educational institutions in The UK in 2010.
As can be
seen
, while
females
teaching in primary education comprised about 98%, their male counterparts constituted
only
2%. It was
particularly
true of nursery school, where the similar gap
was recorded
, with figures being 92% and about 8%.
The rate of Secondary school’s teachers were women towered that in
men
by 5%. The same gap, although in an opposite order, was
seen
in Private training institutes
(
45% to 55%
)
.
The
proportion of the College’s male and
female
masters mirrored each other, which was 50%. Meanwhile, the percentage of male professors in University was twice that for
females
.