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The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010.

The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010. lbEJ
The bar chart and pie charts illustrate the percentage of people in Glasgow having three levels of education (university, school and those with no qualifications) in 2010. Information is divided into five age groups in the bar chart and by gender in the pie charts. Overall, the majority of people with university education were in younger age groups, while in the oldest age group most people did not have any qualifications. The proportions of men and women were similar and showed little different between the levels of education. The percentage of people with university education was up to 76% in the younger three age groups compared to only 50% in those ages 50 to 75 and just 25% in those over 75. This trend was reversed in those with no qualifications (9 % in younger people rising to 72% in the oldest age group). The figure for those with school education was relatively constant at around 20% but was as low as 3% in the over 75's. The proportion of men and women in each level of education was around one third with only a slightly difference of 3% in university graduates as well as those who didn't have educational qualifications.
The bar
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and pie
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illustrate the percentage of
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people
in Glasgow having three levels of
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education
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(university
, school and those with no
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qualifications)
in 2010. Information
is divided
into five
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age
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groups
in the bar
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and by gender in the pie
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.
Overall
, the majority of
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people
with
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university
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education
were in younger
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age
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groups
, while in the oldest
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age
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group
most
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people
did not have any
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qualifications
. The proportions of
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men
and women were similar and
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showed
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little
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different
between the levels of
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education
. The percentage of
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people
with
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university
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education
was up to 76% in the younger three
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age
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groups
compared to
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only
50% in those
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50 to 75 and
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just
25% in those over 75. This trend
was reversed
in those with no
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qualifications
(9 % in younger
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people
rising to 72% in the oldest
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age
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group)
. The figure for those with school
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education
was
relatively
constant at around 20%
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but
was as low as 3% in the over 75's.

The proportion of
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men
and women in each level of
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education
was around one third with
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slightly difference
of 3% in
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university
graduates
as well
as those who didn't have educational
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qualifications
.

IELTS academic The charts below give information about levels of education in Glasgow, a city in Scotland, in 2010.

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