The pie charts illustrate the quantity of the women's highest level of education in someland in a period of 50 years from 1945 until 1995. Overall, It could be seen that the percentage of educated women has increased during this period of time, which there was not any illiterate woman in 1995. Not only do woman studied more than previous, but also they reached to post graduate level in 1995. In 1945, the proportion of no schooling and third grade education levels were almost more than half of the community. However, the figures for no schooling individuals were decreased along this 50-year period and removed in 1995. 15% and 10% of women in 1945 just studied below year 6 and year 9, respectively. Although the proportion of year 6 level of education was null, the percentage of year 9 study level was constant at 10% in 1995. In 1995, the community divided into 4 groups regarding to their education levels. These are contained 20% for year 12, 10 % for year 9, 20% for post graduate, and 50% for the first degree. The appearance of post graduate and lack of below year 9 individuals is the most important point which could be obtained from these charts.
The pie charts illustrate the quantity of the women's highest
level
of
education
in
someland
in a period of 50 years from 1945 until 1995.
Overall
, It could be
seen
that the percentage of educated women has increased during this period of time, which there was not any illiterate woman in 1995. Not
only
do woman studied more than previous,
but
also
they reached to post graduate
level
in 1995. In 1945, the proportion of no schooling and third grade
education
levels
were almost more than half of the community.
However
, the figures for no schooling individuals
were decreased
along this
50-year
period and removed in 1995. 15% and 10% of women in 1945
just
studied below
year
6 and
year
9,
respectively
. Although the proportion of
year
6
level
of
education
was null, the percentage of
year
9 study
level
was constant at 10% in 1995. In 1995, the community divided into 4 groups
regarding to
their
education
levels
. These
are contained
20% for
year
12, 10 % for
year
9, 20% for post graduate, and 50% for the
first
degree. The appearance of post graduate and lack of below
year
9 individuals is the most
important
point which could
be obtained
from these charts.