The bar chart illustrates the percentage of science qualifications which held by individuals in Malaysia and Singapore.
On the whole, it is evident that whereas the people who do not have qualifications in science have substantially increased, there is a modest decrease in the proportion of master's degree holders.
Looking at the total number of individuals without science qualifications, who are by far the most dominant than other, they witness a significant rate around 65% in Malaysia and 60% in Singapore. While the number of school leaving exams have slightly climb in Malaysia rather than Singapore estimate by 35 per cent and 30 per cent respectively. However, the bachelor's degree holders show a tiny ratio in Malaysia at 10%, they have double figure in Singapore which is at 20%.
In contrast, people who held a master's degree, who are the least than the other, excperienced the same percentage in both country about 3 per cent.
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of science qualifications which held by individuals in Malaysia and Singapore.
On the whole
, it is evident that whereas the
people
who
do not have qualifications in science have
substantially
increased, there is a modest decrease in the proportion of master's degree holders.
Looking at the total number of individuals without science qualifications,
who
are by far the most
dominant
than other, they witness a significant rate around 65% in Malaysia and 60% in Singapore. While the number of
school leaving
exams have
slightly
climb
in Malaysia
rather
than Singapore estimate by 35 per cent and 30 per cent
respectively
.
However
, the bachelor's degree holders
show
a tiny ratio in Malaysia at 10%, they have double figure in Singapore which is at 20%.
In contrast
,
people
who
held a master's degree,
who
are the least than the other,
excperienced
the same percentage in both country about 3 per cent.