The chart underneath depicts the number of males and females who have studied in full-time and part-time education in three specified periods.
Overall; the number of part-time further education students in both genders (men and women) is higher than full-time further education students.
According to the bar chart; in 1970 the number of men who have studied further education in the part-time was 1000 thousand but in the next 10 years it decreased to approximately 850 thousand. In 1990 this number rose to 900 thousand. On the other hand, the number of men who have studied full-time started from around 150000 in 1970; then it rose steadily and reached more than 200 thousand in 1990.
The number of females who have studied the part-time was 750 thousand in 1970, whereas this number increased to 800 thousand in 1980. In 1990 it rose to 1100 thousand. Similarly, in 1970, 50 thousand women participated in full-time education, whereas this number increased by 200 thousand in 1981. In the next 10 years; the number of females who have studied full-time reached a peak of around 250 thousand.
The chart underneath depicts the
number
of males and females
who
have
studied
in full-time and part-time
education
in three specified periods.
Overall
; the
number
of part-time
further
education
students in both genders (
men
and women) is higher than full-time
further
education
students.
According to the bar chart; in 1970 the
number
of
men
who
have
studied
further
education
in the part-time was 1000 thousand
but
in the
next
10 years it decreased to approximately 850 thousand. In 1990 this
number
rose to 900 thousand.
On the other hand
, the
number
of
men
who
have
studied
full-time
started
from around 150000 in 1970; then it rose
steadily
and reached more than 200 thousand in 1990.
The
number
of females
who
have
studied
the part-time was 750 thousand in 1970, whereas this
number
increased to 800 thousand in 1980. In
1990 it
rose to 1100 thousand.
Similarly
, in 1970, 50 thousand women participated in full-time
education
, whereas this
number
increased by 200 thousand in 1981. In the
next
10 years; the
number
of females
who
have
studied
full-time reached a peak of around 250 thousand.