The bar chart below show the amount of students, male and female, studying further education in Britian in 1970 to 1990 whether they're attending full-time or part-time. Regarding full-time education, the woman group see an exponential increase in the number of attendees and reach it highest in the year 1990 with around 1100 thousands people with the lowest in the 1970 with around 750 thousands. In the other hand, male students see a fluctuate decline, with a peak number, in 1970, of 1000 thousands. It experienced significant decrease in 1980 with 850 thousands and increase in 1990 with 900 thousands. In general, both female applied for full-time and part-time education see an overall increase in population. Same trending is applied to male student studying part-time. However, the amount of men who choose to study full-time see an overall decrease.
The bar chart below
show
the amount of students, male and female, studying
further
education in
Britian
in 1970 to 1990 whether they're attending full-time or part-time. Regarding full-time education, the woman group
see
an exponential increase in the number of attendees and reach it highest in the year 1990 with around 1100 thousands
people
with the lowest in the 1970 with around 750 thousands. In the other hand, male students
see
a fluctuate
decline, with a peak number, in 1970, of 1000 thousands. It experienced significant decrease in 1980 with 850 thousands and increase in 1990 with 900 thousands.
In general
, both female applied for full-time and part-time education
see
an
overall
increase in population. Same trending
is applied
to male student studying part-time.
However
, the amount of
men
who choose to study full-time
see
an
overall
decrease.