The bar illustration/diagram depicts the information about higher studies for part-time and general students in Britain for both genders, classified in three intervals 1970/71, 1980/81 and 1990/91. Data is calibrated in number of students in thousand.
The prominent feature is persistent growth/decline in female students in general and unconventional learning style.
The figure embellishes that the women has developed more interest in education. In 1970-71 just 750, 000 part-timers. In next ten 10 year they were 800, 000 and it reach peak in 1980-81 when the volume reached over one million. Similarly, increase can be observed in regular studies.
Whereas, men have mixed ratios considering half-timer. Initially in 1970-71 there were nearly 1 million. The stats fall to 850, 000 in 1980-81 and elevate again to 900, 00 in 1990-91. General male students have constant increase in numbers. From less than 100, 000, latest figures have improved up to 200, 000.
Part-time education is highly preferred than conventional method of schooling.
The bar illustration/diagram depicts the information about higher studies for part-time and general
students
in Britain for both genders, classified in three intervals 1970/71, 1980/81 and 1990/91. Data
is calibrated
in number of
students
in
thousand
.
The prominent feature is persistent growth/decline in female
students
in general
and unconventional learning style.
The figure embellishes that the women has developed more interest in education. In 1970-71
just
750, 000 part-timers. In
next
ten 10 year they were 800, 000 and it
reach
peak in 1980-81 when the volume reached over one million.
Similarly
, increase can
be observed
in regular studies.
Whereas
,
men
have mixed ratios considering half-timer.
Initially
in 1970-71 there were
nearly
1 million. The stats fall to 850, 000 in 1980-81 and elevate again to 900, 00 in 1990-91. General male
students
have constant increase in numbers. From less than 100, 000,
latest
figures have
improved
up to 200, 000.
Part-time education is
highly
preferred than conventional method of schooling.