The graph illustrate how many women and men attended in higher education including part-time and full time in Britain over the years consist of 1970, 1980 and 1990. As can be seen the number of part time students were by far more than full time ones in both genders.
In terms of full time studies, there were a surge trends from around 100 in 1970 to merely above 200 in 1990 in males and females during years mentioned.
On the other hand, by contrast with full time of further learning, there are numerous participant of two sexes in the Part-time schedules so that the males experienced a fluctuation trends with around 800 thousand pupils over the period shown whereas the number of female went up dramatically from just under 800 in 1970 thousand to almost 1200 in 1990.
Overall, it is clear that the educational level of women changed more than men displaying there were a rise awareness among females from 1970 to 1990.
The graph illustrate how
many
women and
men
attended in higher education including part-time and
full
time
in Britain over the years consist of 1970, 1980 and 1990.
As
can be
seen
the number of part
time
students were by far more than
full
time
ones in both genders.
In terms of
full
time
studies, there were a surge trends from around 100 in 1970 to
merely
above 200 in 1990 in males and females during years mentioned.
On the other hand
, by contrast with
full
time
of
further
learning, there are numerous
participant
of two sexes in the Part-time schedules
so
that the males experienced a fluctuation trends with around 800 thousand pupils over the period shown whereas the number of female went up
dramatically
from
just
under 800 in 1970 thousand to almost 1200 in 1990.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the educational level of women
changed
more than
men
displaying there were a rise awareness among females from 1970 to 1990.