The bar graph illustrates about the average number of school years and the educational of Singaporean men and women between 2000 and 2010.
Overall, it is clear that the average number of males spent more time at school than females. In additionally, both Singaporean spend at school rates share the same upward trend.
In 2000, the average number of males spent more time at school was 8 years then it increased to 12 in 2010. While, the average number of females spent more time at school remained almost over the time at 8 years from 2000 to 2010. And, total annual number of both Singaporean spend at school rose steadily over the 10 years.
Afters 2 years, adults males number of years in school was near 10 yeas in 2004, then also gradually increased in the next 6 years and hit the highest point in 2010, about nears 12 years. However, female average schooling years rose slowly just at 8. 5 years and it remain unchange from 2004 to 2008. The figure then rose slightly at 9 years in 2010.
The bar graph illustrates about the
average
number
of
school
years and
the educational of
Singaporean
men
and women between 2000 and 2010.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the
average
number
of males spent more
time
at
school
than females. In
additionally
, both Singaporean spend at
school
rates share the same upward trend.
In 2000, the
average
number
of males spent more
time
at
school
was 8 years then it increased to 12 in 2010.
While
, the
average
number
of females spent more
time
at
school
remained almost over the
time
at 8 years from 2000 to 2010. And, total annual
number
of both Singaporean spend at
school
rose
steadily
over the 10 years.
Afters 2 years, adults males
number
of years in
school
was near 10 yeas in 2004, then
also
gradually
increased in the
next
6 years and hit the highest point in 2010, about nears 12 years.
However
, female
average
schooling years rose
slowly
just
at 8. 5 years and it
remain
unchange
from 2004 to 2008. The figure then rose
slightly
at 9 years in 2010.