Post-secondary qualification in Australia, according to gender, is illustrated in the graph as percentage values in 1999.
As the graph shows, except for skilled vocational diploma, distribution of males and females in different education levels are not intensively biased though it's not fairly distributed for genders unless for the bachelor's degree.
Girls have been more likely to pursue undergraduate diploma and bachelor's degree, 70% and 55%, whereas men have been more interested to continue postgraduate education (70% and 60%)
Dramatic proportion difference which is appeared in the skilled diploma shows the males' figure in this level were almost 10 times the number of female pupils which can be considered as totally biased situation comparing genders.
Participation of students in different levels of post-school education in Australia were noticeably depending on individual's gender, except for bachelor's degree which shows nearly the same proportion for girls and boys
Post-secondary qualification in Australia, according to gender,
is illustrated
in the graph as percentage values in 1999.
As the graph
shows
,
except for
skilled vocational diploma, distribution of males and females in
different
education levels are not
intensively
biased though it's not
fairly
distributed for genders unless for the bachelor's degree.
Girls have been more likely to pursue undergraduate diploma and bachelor's degree, 70% and 55%, whereas
men
have been more interested to continue postgraduate education (70% and 60%)
Dramatic proportion difference which
is appeared
in the skilled diploma
shows
the males' figure in this level were almost 10 times the number of female pupils which can
be considered
as
totally
biased situation comparing genders.
Participation of students in
different
levels of post-school education in Australia were
noticeably
depending on individual's gender,
except for
bachelor's degree which
shows
nearly
the same proportion for girls and boys