The given bar chart illustrates the information about the figure for males and females in further education in The UK in three various periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. The general overview here is that both men and women were the most of the number of part-time education.
According to the bar chart, it can be seen that males experienced a downward trend in the number of a past-time studying, which was a slight drop from exactly 1000 people in 1970 to approximately 900 people in 1990. On the contrary, there was a sharp increase in this figure for women, rising from just under 800 people to over 1000 people in the same period.
In terms of full-time education. Males and females shared a similar acceleration trend. From 1971 to 1991, the figure for men rose minimally to just over 200 people. Similarly, women experienced a steady escalation after passing 30 years, accounting for approximately 300 people.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the information about the figure for males and females in
further
education in The UK in three various periods and whether they were studying full-time or part-time. The general overview here is that both
men
and women were the most of the number of part-time education.
According to the bar chart, it can be
seen
that males experienced a downward trend in the number of a past-time studying, which was a slight drop from exactly 1000
people
in 1970 to approximately 900
people
in 1990.
On the contrary
, there was a sharp increase in this figure for women, rising from
just
under 800
people
to over 1000
people
in the same period.
In terms of full-time education. Males and females shared a similar acceleration trend. From 1971 to 1991, the figure for
men
rose
minimally
to
just
over 200
people
.
Similarly
, women experienced a steady escalation after passing 30 years, accounting for approximately 300
people
.